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Waking Maya
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"Enlightening and Interesting
I loved this book as well as the philosophy of it, truly worth a read especially if you are interested in the collective consciousness, meditation and world peace. " |
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"I really enjoyed this. This book weaves deep spiritual truths into an engaging story - without preaching or oversimplifying things. The ideas around collective consciousness, intuition, and awakening were very good. Maya’s journey into energy vortexe"
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"Loved this book. It’s spirituality at its best. I don’t know how he did it, but somehow the author wove the most interesting - and I think, true - beliefs and theories into a very good story. Loved the characters too. Well done."
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"My father recommended this book to me. I started it, and he died while I was halfway through reading it. That may have amplified the themes of a missing father in this book, but I did quite enjoy this book just the same. It starts a little bit slow w"
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“Maya felt her own form shifting. The whirlpool of stars came into view again, only this time above rather than below her. She readied herself for the dizzying trip back through the vortex. The pressure of the ascent was a crushing force on her body. But did she even have a body? She looked at her arm, seeing only star-filled space.
She shot out of the vortex and halted in the air, in the dark. But not hovering, as before. Sitting. Sitting on a rocky ledge in the stillness of a pitch-black cave. She reached out and was comforted when she took hold of a handful of fur coat.
“Am I back?” she said breathlessly.”
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She shot out of the vortex and halted in the air, in the dark. But not hovering, as before. Sitting. Sitting on a rocky ledge in the stillness of a pitch-black cave. She reached out and was comforted when she took hold of a handful of fur coat.
“Am I back?” she said breathlessly.”
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“A synchronicity was a gift, a clue sent to you from the greater perspective of The Whole, a precious passage of information through a temporary wormhole.”
― Waking Maya
― Waking Maya
“Grasping a truth too tightly makes you a slave to it. Without knowing it, you will alter your perceptions to conform to it. Release old truths as you outgrow them, just as you have let go of the belief in Peter Pan and the Land of Oz." - Waking Maya”
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“Maya felt her own form shifting. The whirlpool of stars came into view again, only this time above rather than below her. She readied herself for the dizzying trip back through the vortex. The pressure of the ascent was a crushing force on her body. But did she even have a body? She looked at her arm, seeing only star-filled space.
She shot out of the vortex and halted in the air, in the dark. But not hovering, as before. Sitting. Sitting on a rocky ledge in the stillness of a pitch-black cave. She reached out and was comforted when she took hold of a handful of fur coat.
“Am I back?” she said breathlessly.”
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She shot out of the vortex and halted in the air, in the dark. But not hovering, as before. Sitting. Sitting on a rocky ledge in the stillness of a pitch-black cave. She reached out and was comforted when she took hold of a handful of fur coat.
“Am I back?” she said breathlessly.”
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“Maya pressed her body against his, feeling the warmth of his skin on hers. Which meant that she was cold. Thinking was cold. Worrying was cold. Spinning out fantastic scenarios was cold. What she needed was less theorizing and more Be Here Now. Josh reached over and gently stroked her neck. She relaxed into his embrace and closed her eyes.”
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“If you’ve traveled the long, often confounding road of talk therapy, you may know the feeling of giving your power over to a total stranger and struggling to translate what you hear into feeling better, all the while trailed by the never-ending stream of bills (or bar tabs). We are all too susceptible to seduction by navel-gazing. It can be titillating to dig down into the past, lift up the rocks and see what’s down there. You never know what interesting creature will be staring up at you and what fascinating things it will have to say. Over the years I’ve orated a few hundred riveting TED Talks to a rapt audience of one. During those strainings I picked up an encyclopedia’s worth of knowledge about what’s kicking around in my psyche. But all too often the return on investment wasn’t particularly high. The optimal response to our dilemma has little to do with running our mouths.”
― unGlommed: The Guerrilla Approach to Beating Depression
― unGlommed: The Guerrilla Approach to Beating Depression
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