Awakening
is a spiritual look at how to live our lives gracefully, heal ourselves using
our minds, and be spiritual yet practical in our everyday lives. The book is
broken up into three main sections. Part One is about how the author discovered
the concepts he discusses in the book, partly through a “ride” he had while
smoking cannabis a couple of times. The book is well written with a style that
is easy and fast to read as well as being entertaining and interesting. He explains
the scientific reasoning behind some things discussed in the book and this part
is quite heavy reading where, I have to admit, I lost a bit of interest but it
picked up quickly after I waded through the science. Part Two is the author
explaining how to integrate what he has discovered into everyday life. He
writes about self-healing (which I have some belief in), how to keep your body
as fit as possible spiritually and physically, as well as a few other things
that are very interesting to read about. Finally, the third and final section
pulls the whole book together, intertwining all of the concepts in an easily
read format.
I
enjoyed this book and found it to be very thought provoking. The author writes
about a lot of ideas without being too “preachy”. He conveyed the sadness of
Felix’s passing along with a relief that he would finally be free of his ruined
body. I’m not sure I can buy into all of the ideas laid out, such as humans
needing to be vegetarians, or letting our bodies use fevers to fight off
infections without treating the fever, but I found it all quite interesting to
read. I liked that there were lots of mini-sections within the three parts of
the book. Also the bold print and type of font used helped make it easier to
process the information. This book needs to be read with an open mind in order
for the reader to enjoy it. If done, it will make for an entertaining read.
I read
this on my ereader and it formatted well with great editing. I’m not sure why I loved the cover so much
but it is eye catching and peaceful.
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