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The Power Of Now
The Power Of Now
Author: Eckhart Tolle
ISBN-13: 9781458770943
ISBN-10: 145877094X
Publication Date: 5/16/2012
Pages: 304
Edition: Lgr
Rating:
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5 stars, based on 1 rating
Publisher: ReadHowYouWant
Book Type: Paperback
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Helpful Score: 6
I'd be happy to write a review for this book.....just as soon as I figure out what it said! I'm a child of the 60's/70's and am all about self enlightenment, but I just couldn't keep pace with what Tolle was trotting out. Sorry folks, my ego is well in check and admits defeat. I just don't get it.
mimibottoms avatar reviewed The Power Of Now on + 58 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 3
I liked A New Earth better than this one because of the way it is written. The message is similar but A New Earth is more pleasing and readable IMHO. This one is written in a sort of "question and answer" format that I found felt very contrived and silly.
luluinphilly avatar reviewed The Power Of Now on + 367 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 2
I tried to get into this book. I've read a lot of books on spirituality but Eckhart Tolle's style of writing is horrible. It's off-kilter. I don't know how to explain it. He writes just like he talks ... he drones on and on. When you get halfway through a page, you try to figure out what the hell he just wrote about! So you end up going back to the beginning and the cycle starts over. The title reminds me of the Sanford Meisner acting method or "in the moment." Being in the present, always aware of what is going on around you, and being open to the possibilities but, alas, it wasn't at all like that. The only reason I think Tolle is even popular is because of Oprah. I also have an issue with "A New Earth," which will, more than likely, end up on PBS in a few weeks.
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Informative! A Glimpse of truthful perspectives in which we commonly overlook on a daily basis. I highlighted many key points I feel will be helpful when I need to refer back to this book. Well worth my time.
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Powerful reminder of the importance of staying present.
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liked it when used with audio book
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loved this book! absolutely a must read!
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Thought provoking Excellent read
sharyn avatar reviewed The Power Of Now on + 6 more book reviews
This book is now my bible (alongside his newer one, "A New Earth"). It changed my life.
msaraann avatar reviewed The Power Of Now on + 9 more book reviews
A life-changing book.
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This book is a powerful book for anyone looking for spiritual enlightenment. If you're not interested in psychologically shifting your life, this book will be confusingly esoteric. It is a book meant to be read a passage at a time with your morning tea to let percolate through your brain the rest of the day. Highly recommend it!!
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Never read it. My dad got it for me as a present. As such, it's in brand new condition.
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powerful, a challenge to hold this abstract concepts in one's head, but well worth the trouble
ladymcfadey avatar reviewed The Power Of Now on + 85 more book reviews
excellent book to go right along with his others.
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I found this very inspiring. If you are investing spirituality this is the book to read.
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Thought provoking.
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Time to clear your thoughts and live in the now. It works. Basically Zen with very little twist.
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If you want to live your life the best, happiest and fullest possible, read this book. The first part of the book is the best because it tells you exactly what you should be thinking and doing. The rest is philosophy.