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Here is the revealing underground classic, a work that stands beside the "Seth" books as a delightful and invaluable guide to our inner spirit and our outer world. Emmanuel speaks to us through Pat Rodegast and shares his wisdom and insights on all aspects of life. Beautifully written and illustrated, Emmanuel's Book I is to be treasured, enjoyed and passed on to
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Paperback, 288 pages
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February 1st 1987
by Bantam
(first published November 1985)
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No matter who or what you believe Emmanuel is, it's irrelevant. You don't need to have a certain religion to understand or appreciate it, and Emmanuel doesn't say anything to offend any religion. In fact, Emmanuel's Book affirms all the truths that other religions state, but without the dogma, politics or prejudice. This book is my bible, the one I keep on my nightstand and can always count on to give me peace, guidance and confidence.
Emmanuel, the eternally optimistic spirit channeled by Pat Rodegast, who debuts in this now-classic metaphysical title, Emmanuel's Book, makes his purpose clear: To remind humanity of what they truly are. And while this book will undoubtedly appeal to lovers of the metaphysical with little effort, I dare say it's not without its charms for even the more skeptical among us.
The message of Emmanuel is akin to that of all the popular religious philosophies of the world: Human beings are here to love ...more
The message of Emmanuel is akin to that of all the popular religious philosophies of the world: Human beings are here to love ...more
one of my favorites - I refer to it quite often - lots of underlining - it IS a manual for living!
I'm almost done--and have enjoyed it. I'm not sure what I believe about channeled personalities--and really, I guess it doesn't matter. What I have found is that there are some lovely and encouraging insights in the book--which is just what I need right now, and it's beside the point "where" they came from!
I absolutely loved this book when I read it more than 25 years ago. As I said about Illusions by Richard Bach, this book was very useful during a time in my life when I was looking for answers and didn't know where to start.
You should put this somewhere at hand, when you need an answer,flip it to a random page and there it is..Wonderful!!
An excellent interpretation of the view of the world based on universal Oneness, undying soul and eternal safety.
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This is, indeed, the manual for living comfortably in the cosmos. Hands down, one of the best and most timeless of its genre.
I'm not hot into reincarnation or Ram Dass or traditional religion, but a friend gave me this little and very readable book of reflections when I was very ill. It honestly made me feel safe and sound in the universe. I think anyone facing their own frailty would find this book a warm comforter in the coldness that can be life. Some of my favorite quotes: "Your mind cannot possible understand God. Your heart already knows." A prayer for all: "Rest yourself in the reality of God's eternal and
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One of my favorites. An inspired work
I usually dislike channeled books, I also love Ram Dass (who wrote the intro) so I am biased in both directions on this one. I found Emmanuel's voice to be similar to Rammy D's and I loved that aspect. On the other hand, I didn't feel myself as charged up/motivated by Emmanuel as I did in Be Here Now or Gristle for the mill.
I didn't find the channeling thing too important here (where it usually is a major turn off).
I am not sure if it was truly channeled but it doesn't seem important as the ...more
I didn't find the channeling thing too important here (where it usually is a major turn off).
I am not sure if it was truly channeled but it doesn't seem important as the ...more
Absolutely wonderful insight into unity.
I'm always currently reading this.
Beautiful book
Wow. This is such a beautiful and eloquently written book. The format feels as if you are reading poetry. The warmth and wisdom just pours out. I can only read a few passages before setting the book down and meditating on what was just read. I read A LOT of books too. This rarely happens. It's always the most impactful and powerful books that are like this.
It feels as if the words are loaded with energy that hits deep within your soul. It speaks directly to your heart and spirit. Reminds us to ...more
It feels as if the words are loaded with energy that hits deep within your soul. It speaks directly to your heart and spirit. Reminds us to ...more
I cant claim that I understood everything, but a lot stuck true. Emannuels revelations are beyond anything that was ever taught to me, but it is in line with a lot of what I often feel is the truth. For those who have forgotten, as he says.
As for the style of the book, it is poetic and easy to read. In many ways, it reminded me of Gibrans The Prophet. ...more
As for the style of the book, it is poetic and easy to read. In many ways, it reminded me of Gibrans The Prophet. ...more
This book found me when I was 22 working far from home. It was so different yet right. Many years later I still have all the Emmanuel Books, yellowed and torn, underlined. My first adventure into channeling and truth seeking. Bless Pat for bringing me Emmanuel and to Mary for putting the book in my hands.
Al fin y al cabo, tampoco se está tan mal aquí. No habéis venido a ver la hermosura y la fealdad, el amor y el odio, la luz y la oscuridad? No intentéis escapar. Vuestro cometido es transformalo, no evitarlo.
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It took me a bit to get into this book, as it is written in a, to me, singsong type manner. Way differently than the Seth Books, but as I progressed, I found I wanted to keep reading it. No huge new take aways, but confirmation of other things I have read.
I have found this book inspirational for many, many years
A very good book in the Seth tradition. Provides a great deal of comfort.
Reads like a poetry book. Whether or not you believe in spirits, Emmanuel's advice will feel like things you already know, but expressed beautifully.
I love the message, believe in the message, so I am all over that, but for me, this book was written in a manner that I did not find that accessible, but I can see why some people would love this book, and if you like the style, I think it will really work for you.
This book has helped me so much with eternity and facing facts about the differences between people. Eternal life and the concept of taking yourself with from one life to next is highlighted in this book. It was comfy to see someone else thinking about life as an ongoing process the way that I do.
Love these books. Answers my burning questions of my soul.
Simple but clear.
This was very positive, very simple, very soul cleansing, and I read it at the perfect time in my life. Great lessons and reminders in living in the Light.
Delightful, light weighted; insights are given to questions asked in the form of short paragraphs, or a few sentences
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not passively as a leaf upon the river,
but as a navigator on that river
who may flow with the lovely depth
and swiftness of the current
yet who also takes responsibility
for his own craft.”
