Review: The Seventh Sense
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 16, 2013
This is a well written, comprehensive book about a topic that is difficult for many of us to understand or even to believe.  The author talks about dimensions of consciousness and being that have been explained and described by mystics and religious leaders throughout the centuries.Three quotes from this book stand out for me.  One is about the mind:  "The tendency of the mind is to form habits, and habits are the clothes the invisible wears to make itself visible."  The second is an explanation of life:  "Life is a very personal experience, and each person's experience in the physical dimension is as unique as that individual."  And the third says "there is a difference between life on Earth and life in the spirit world, in that your spirit world corresponds to your innermost nature, your naked soul.  Nothing remains hidden."For someone who has studied the different dimensions of consciousness and the various levels of being, this book provides a good overview and summary that needs to be understood.  For anyone who has not studied these phenomena, the concepts presented may seem foolish, frightening or mind boggling.  Regardless of the way the individual readers respond to this material, it is well written and provides insights and explanations of consciousness in life and how we carry that consciousness into our dreams and even into death, after life as we know it has ended.