Review: Open your Mind
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 24, 2012
As authors sometimes we make new claims. We can look at paradigms in which we have been immersed and begin to look for new distinctions. Discourses become outdated and visionaries are valuable to bring in new truths. Often these truths are not well received "because we don't want to change". The author tackles a paradigm which in my assessment needs to be tackled. The distinctions she brings forth are more aligned with the new consciousness from love not fear. My assessment is we need to be moving into thinking from love. Just take a look at what happens when we act from fear. Years ago I saw a very valuable documentary addressing "new truths".  A famous doctor took all of his scientific tools to measure a phenomena where the monks every few years would meet in the mountains, sit naked, outdoor temperatures around freezing, wrap cold wet sheets around themselves and compete to see who could dry the sheets first by meditating. Benson (the doctor) witnessed the sheets drying but could not prove it scientifically and said "if I was given this information back in Boston I would say it can't happen because I can't get it to happen scientifically, but it did, I saw it. " Read this book and remember to keep your mind open!