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I love Eckhart Tolle books. My favorite is the power of now, it was the first spiritual book that I actually could relate to. He knows how to interpret the eastern and christian spiritual teachings, so our western mind can understand it |
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| this is a wonderful Audio program by Susan Leffers. A huge bolder in the way of being creative is fear. Fear of not being good enough, fear of failing, fear of criticism. This book will help overcome the fear and move into action and freedom to create. How good is that! Yes it is uncomfortable, like a new pair of shoes. But the reward is priceless. |
| I am really interested in music and the healing effects of music. Scientists and medical capacities have proven that sounds and music aid recovery and help to heal our minds and bodies. I really enjoyed this book. It all fits together. To heal, to express, to be, whatever aids us in our journey should be used |
| A fantastic book, it might even get a sceptic interested, beyond what we can see and explain. It is a must read. This book has helped me to open up to a different real of possibility. This is a great place the be. A place of no mind, of beauty and love. |
| Some friendly advice: When sitting down to read this book, get rid of all negative thoughts and judgments about yourself. While reading it, think of all the things in life you love to do, regardless of how well you or others think you do them. Whoever you are, and whatever you do, this book will help you discover what creativity is, where it comes from, how we block it, and how we can make it sizzle. If you stick with Free Play, you will get to know what’s possible when you conquer fear and self-doubt just long enough to do what you love, for its own sake and on your own terms. Stephen Nachmanovitch has written a labor of love, and encourages us to see and live our lives this way. For that, Free Play is a true classic. |
This is a wonderful book, and I am so happy it transformed your life for the best.
The only time we really have is NOW
Love, Relli