A New Earth: Awakening to Your Life's Purpose (Oprah's Book Club, Selection 61)

A New Earth: Awakening to Your Life's Purpose (Oprah's Book Club, Selection 61) | Eckhart Tolle | All in One

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	A New Earth: Awakening to Your Life's Purpose (Oprah's Book Club, Selection 61) Eckhart Tolle Penguin, 2008 - 336 pages average customer review:based on 1293 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

a new earth

A new Earth is enlightening and draws attention to the the inner being of human development and spirituality. The earth truly would be a better place to life if everyone were awakened to their lifes purpose.

All in One

In the New Earth, Tolle has combined spirituality, psychology, and the physical world in a simplified, easy to use set of explanations and instructions applicable to any one seeking the next step forward on the path of consciousness expansion.
Ford Boyer, author of:
Rituals for a Peaceful Transition, Beauty and the Word: Planting Seeds
Co-author: Listening to the Soul

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Review on A new Earth, Awakening to your Life's Purpose

I found this book heavy going at first. While reading the first four chapters I felt like saying, "I get the point, get over your own ego man", but I think he realised I got it at this stage and he took off. I really did laugh out loud reading this book. He's spot on about the ego. It's so easy to see it in everybody else but he really shows it in yourself. Think everybody should have to read this book before you're let loose on the earth. Excellent.

a must read

Now here's a book with some substance. No matter how much you take from it, it could enhance your life, If you have ears to hear. Perhaps it should be a must read for politicians and wall street executives,CEO's...(smiling)

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Resonates but rambles

Eckhart gives a positive message and a great philosophy on how to live life. I thought half of it was padding though. I was particularly put off by the constant injection of quotes from Jesus/Buddha/whoever to "prove" a point yet completely ignoring or lacking any context. It gets a bit "hippie" but the concepts are valid.

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