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Kostya Kozak koztik — This is a very interesting treatise on how physics is just catching up with Eastern religions. The more scientists discover about the working of the universe, from the tiniest particles to the most universal truths, the more Eastern mysticism and preachings are substantiated as true. Yet Taoism, Hinduism, Buddhism have been preaching these truths for thousands of years. I was totally fascinated and engrossed. The first few chapters each give a brief overview of the different Eastern religions (philosophies). It helped me understand the differences, when in the past, I tended to lump them all together. The latter part of the book delves into scientific tests, discoveries and the meaning of various things like particle theory. The author wisely warns that the reader will be reading a lot of technical material, and suggests that, unless you are a student of physics or genuinely interested in the details, to simply read as a sort of meditation. He offers that if you take this approach, you will understand a lot more than you would anticipate. I found this to be true, and the reading was enlightening and enjoyable. It's also interesting to know that this book was published in the mid-70s, and so much more has been discovered since then.

Julie Berdou julieberdou — I loved this book and I read it about 40 times. Then I let my boyfriend borrow it and he cut all of the pages out of it for an art project. Lesson learned: Don't lend things to artists.

Neto Peneluc netopeneluc — I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Ted is the golden child of Wynette, Texas. Meg is the wild child of famous parents... Ted's life is perfectly planned out, until Meg arrives in Wynette. Meg throws a monkey wrench into his well planned life. Starting by helping her best friend realize that marrying Ted is not what she really wants. From that beginning Ted and Meg have a combative relationship which kept me smiling, laughing and sighing till the end. Ms. Phillips has once again put together a humorous, romantic story that is just pure fun to read.

Mitchell Flaherty mitchflaherty — Tough to read.