What Book Are You Currently Reading ?

[Ravens_Light]

Originally Posted by Dar

Heheh , that's precisely why I'm not going to read the thread, because I don't read enough (time constraints) to even bother starting up a good to-read list . Writing, maybe, someday , time allowing , but the way it's going , I'll be doing great to ever translate my dream notes and do the book about work . Ah well, choices and priorities ....I'm certainly not a victim of my circumstance

Hee, hee, Dar!

And goodness, this reminds me I have tons of notes from my (personal) readings to log into the computer! I think that will continue to be near the bottom of my list tho'.. As you note, there are priorities.. For now mine is meditation, but the books are a close 2nd. (speaking of spiritual priorities)..

Good luck with yours (priorities)... I'm sure you'll accomplish what you really want to as you have a wonderful attitude!

Blessings~

Cam/EM

[Swami Chihuahuananda]

Originally Posted by EarthMamma

Hee, hee, Dar!

And goodness, this reminds me I have tons of notes from my (personal) readings to log into the computer! I think that will continue to be near the bottom of my list tho'.. As you note, there are priorities.. For now mine is meditation, but the books are a close 2nd. (speaking of spiritual priorities)..

Good luck with yours (priorities)... I'm sure you'll accomplish what you really want to as you have a wonderful attitude!

Blessings~

Cam/EM

Hi,

My wife reads a lot but I just don't have time for it. It's my lot to be busy , and what's leftover is divided up between playing guitar and a little porking around online . Serious reading and writing are things that mostly reside in the realm of fantasy . Never been much of a formal meditator , getting more in the way of visionary experience and inspiration from Dreamland . Though I could have gone into science (again, a fantasy but not a priority) that there fancy book-learnin' just wasn't for me .

It would be fun to write, I think , to let the dogs loose to roam , but that's another road not taken very far , and the work book would take precedent over Fun Time Stories . Then there's the question of whether or not people actually want to read me , and it's an awful lot of work for the benefit nobody else but me if they don't , and that would even be okay, but I already have that in music .

Then there's the question of whether what others have to say is interesting and useful enough to bother with, and that's a definite "YES !" , but is it more important (to me) to read about others or live and learn about my self ?. Not a case of one being so important that the other isn't , but being me is pretty specific , and really personalized , so it usually has priority

Enough (more than you'll ever need to know ) about that person though ... I've got things to do and covers of books sitting around to look at as I walk by ...

The Interpretation Of Dreams - Freud

[bloke]

The Snow Leopard - Peter Matthiessen

[Tricia]

Living with the gift - TJ Higgs. Tracy Higgs - Shares her story as well as heart-warming true tales from the afterlife. She also brings a lightness of touch, amazing accuracy and a fantastic sense of humour to her communications with the spirit world. Intuitive, witty and wise, she is a very modern medium.

[StrandedSnowMonkey]

Man and his Symbols ~ C.G. Jung

A Feast for Crows

[onetruebeliever]

Originally Posted by helloevo

A Feast for Crows

I'm reading this one as well. Love the series and the HBO series.

[Silver]

I had a dry spell for a long time, but I read these two murder type mysteries in the past week-and-a-half:

'Double Tap' by Steve Martini

'Simple Genius' by David Baldacci

and now I'm just starting in on a nonfiction:

'Virus of the Mind, The New Science of the Mind' by Richard Brodie.

[Golden Angel]

Incubus by carol goodman