Power vs. Force: The Hidden Determinants of Human Behavior | David R. Hawkins

Power vs. Force: The Hidden Determinants of Human Behavior | David R. Hawkins | One of the best books I have read

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	Power vs. Force: The Hidden Determinants of Human Behavior David R. Hawkins Hay House, 2002 - 300 pages average customer review:based on 239 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Understand the Levels of Consciousness

As CEO Coach, Poet and author of a leadership book that helps leaders unleash their genis, the genius of teams and the genius of corporations, I have found the teachings of this book to be profound. It helps you understand how people grow to higher levels of wisdom and consciousness. I found it a very interesting read. If you are a leader, you should read this book. Paul David Walker Unleashing Genius: Leading Yourself, Teams and Corporations

One of the best books I have read

This book really opened my eyes to a very different perspective of the world. We really do exist in layers of energy, ranging from love to shame. Others before him have made the same case, but not as thoroughly. Although I'm not sure how to measure these emotions and I haven't performed the strength test, it is interesting material.

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That's a Big Twinkie

The diverse critiques shown for this book perhaps validate the tome's worth, steeped in discussion generated by both its detractors and by those who have created a hyperbolic apotheosis to it. Most importantly, Ms. Lyon's manifestly toothsome Twinkie reference carries a critical Ghostbusters implication, not unlike that found in the vital transcendent works of Manley P. Hall and Walter Bosley.

Not overly inspiring

Tends to be tedious and difficult. Lots of references, not inspiring and I had to force myself to finish. Mundane, interesting, but not inspiring. I expected much more especially with Dyer's glowing endorsement.

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