Hello! This is Cynthia Sue Larson with
RealityShifters.com and today I'm talking about ten bucks that can save the
world. The first book on the list is
The Conscious Universe by Dean Radin. This is a book that you can give--in fact
all these books are good as gifts that you can give to people who seem to have
everything and
you'd like to share with them ideas
that can transform not just them, but the entire world. This one is
highly recommend, because Dean Radin is
the chief scientist at the Institute of Noetic Sciences. Also, he has worked at Stanford Research
Institute and
a number of top 500 companies
all of them have in common an interest in metaphysics
and psi, which is mind-body
interaction, basically. This is a phenomenal book
to bridge the gap between someone who isn't sure
whether any of this phenomena is real, to give them some historical background
and scientific background as to what's going on. Next on my list
is what I consider to be a complete classic. It's called The Holographic Universe.
This is by Michael Talbot, and he a physicist.
He's now passed away, but this book
is absolutely a classic. It's the book that I find myself
going back to again and again when I want to get a better sense of how the
entire holographic model of quantum physics
and reality affects all of us.
So this is one of the best explorations of that,
showing the way that everything's connected. Starting
on the quantum scale, he includes research from
medicine, from biology, from Karl Pribram,
and David Bohm, and gets into what does it mean to be living in a
holographic universe, when we are connected to everything else?
The next book is The Biology of Belief. You notice a lot of science books here!
I love science. This one is by a biologist this time, Bruce Lipton,
who has a PhD, and he really gets into the beginnings of
what epigenetics is all about; the way that we can change
how our biology is, based on changing our beliefs.
It sounds incredible, but once you read this book, you'll start to see what he means.
The next book about changing the world-- I obviously had to include this one--
is by Caroline North with a forward by Ervin László, and it's called
Serious Fun!
The subtitle is Ingenious Improvisations on
Money, Food, Waste, Water, and Home This actually is a fun book! Sometimes when you think about
saving the world, it gets heavy, with kind of a
feeling of, "I don't think I can do this myself."
But when you read Serious Fun, you'll feel inspired
to do things that are very simple, but can start making a huge difference.
And the more of us that do it, the better the whole world will be.
The next book is The Bond. This is by Lynne McTaggart. She's a journalist,
and she has a gift for exploring the science of various phenomena.
In this case, the bonds of attachment that we all have to one another.
How does that affect us? How can we work collaboratively,
instead of so competitively, to improve not just
our day-to-day lives that we have, but our relationships with others,
and our health, even, which was one of the surprising findings that
I think you'll really enjoy when you get into this book, which is called The Bond:
Connecting through the Space Between Us.
Next on my reading list
is Creating Miracles. I frequently reference this book, because I consider it
to be one of the best books of all time,
although it's very little known. It's by Carolyn Miller,
who has a PhD. The subtitle is: Understanding the Experience of Divine Intervention.
And if like me,
you are sometimes fascinated by why some people experience
remarkable reality shifts--where for instance, when going off the edge of the road,
fortunately a lake suddenly appears where there'd never been a lake before,
so the car safely lands in a body of water--or
people are confronted with killers or murderers, or all kinds of horrible
crime possible
scenarios, but somehow they managed to talk their way out, or
pray their way out of it and change the world.
This is a highly recommended book!
Next, another super-great book for relationships is: Beyond Victim
Consciousness.
This is a book by Lynne Forrest that I think
everybody who feels like there's too much drama in their lives, or that
their relationships are tortured, wondering, "Why do people keep doing these things to me?"
"Why do I keep ending up in these patterns?" You can get some answers.
And it's a little different than you might think.
Actually, the model included in this book
is one that might be familiar to some people who have studied psychology,
including something called Transactional Analysis and
the Victim Triangle, or the Drama Triangle, having to do with getting off of that merry-go-round
of Victims, Abusers, and Rescuers. You really don't want to play any of those roles
because they're pretty interchangeable.
What you want to do is move to a position beyond all that,
to recognize a greater reality and be more
in the moment with own on actual feelings.
On that same train of thought, and moving right from there into something else
If that appeals to you, then you're going to love The Untethered Soul.
This is a classic book by Michael Singer, and it's so
phenomenal that I really don't even have words to describe it! Basically,
you're just going to love it! It's the kind of book that you pick it up right from
the start, and
you get drawn in by the beauty of the words. By the time you reach the end,
you have been transformed. You are starting to see yourself as the person who's having
experiences.
And it's just amazing and highly, highly, recommended. It's not a very
thick book as you can see, but it's totally life-changing.
Another phenomenal book that I totally love and that I think you will too,
is by Anita Moorjani. This one's pretty recent; it came out
just in the last year: Dying to be Me.
The subtitle tells you what it's about: My Journey from Cancer to Near Death to
True Healing.
This is completely a miraculous story from a woman
who was going down a tailspin. Her health was failing rapidly.
Despite doing everything that she could, with her best efforts and her
doctor's efforts, and friends and family and so forth--things were not going so well...
until she pretty much died. And that's where the story
really takes off! It sounds a bit weird, but
what happened is, in that place where she was surrounded by all possibility
she had a phenomenal decision and an awareness of the opportunity
to live her life without fear. And when she did that, she was able to come back to life
surprising and shocking
her doctors, and pulling through it. I don't want to give everything away, but you'll
love this book. And the tenth book on my list is One Mind
by Dr. Larry Dossey. This book gets into the
entire phenomenon of, "What is it that connects us all?"
If there is something that does that, how can we see signs of it?
What would we be expecting to see? How would it show itself?
How would it manifest? Reading One Mind is an experience!
It just feels like a feast! If you like these kind of ideas,
it's like the best possible feast of concepts and ideas
imaginable. And ideas, after all, are the key to changing the world.
For those of you who like things that go to eleven,
I'm including one of my top books that I've written that
I believe is powerful enough to help change the world
it's called Quantum Jumps: An Extraordinary Science of
Happiness and Prosperity. This book has dozens of
real-life, laboratory-tested ways you can take
quantum jump starts--in other words, tiny little things you can do in just a
moment--
to feel happier, smarter, more confident, have more willpower,
improve your relationships... all sorts of things. I think you're going to love it!
It describes how there are a multitude of possibilities
available to you in every moment; that we do
live in a holographic multiverse. And what does that mean?
How's it possible that we can simultaneously
be feeling that we're existing in many possible realities?
I think you'll love reading this book to find out!
So until next time, this is Cynthia Sue Larson with RealityShifters.com
Keep asking "How good can it get?!"