The Everything Toltec Wisdom Book: A Complete Guide to the Ancient Wisdoms

by Allan Hardman

Toltec Wisdom has been passed down personally and privately from master to apprentice in Mexico for over two thousand years. The Toltec Path is a spiritual path, not a religion. The Everything Toltec Wisdom Book explains the fundamentals of this tradition and teaches readers how it can be used to understand and change the way they think. Written by Allan Hardman, a Toltec Master, this book provides readers with easy to-implement, step-by-step guidance to using Toltec Wisdom to live a life that is happy, fulfilling, and successful.

Featuring the core beliefs called the three The Everything Toltec Wisdom Book provides contemporary interpretations readers can use to improve their lives!

Genres: Spirituality, Nonfiction

288 pages, Paperback

First published June 14, 2007

Reviews

[Jenny]

This book absolutely changed my life and started me on a path of awareness and healing I had needed and been searching for at least 3 decades.

[Melissa Lenore Hamann]

This is a fast and easy read, but still informative.

[Sandy Mclaughlin-rodriguez]

Complete and utter hogwash!

[Law]

4.5 stars

[Largercircle]

I am not especially drawn to the Toltec path. I'm not particularly bothered by it; I agree with many of its tenants. But I don't see myself as enslaved by my mind, very much anyway. I don't feel a great longing for freedom that I don't have, most of the time. Maybe this is because I was raised by someone interested in personal and spiritual growth, who shared many of her learnings with her children. And I was raised in a faith tradition that values each person's search for truth and meaning, without directing one path or one right way. And as an adult, I've done my own spiritual work, pretty intensively, for over 12 years. Maybe all these things have gotten me somewhere. I am aware that I am still growing and learning and strongly desire to keep doing so. But the metaphors of the Toltec Masters aren't particularly evocative for me.

I think the most useful thing for me about this book is the last chapter: a description of a spiritual journey through Teotihuacan - which is very evocative. I love seeing another path into the mystery, and how it marches along and diverges from others I am familiar with (Innana's journey to the underworld and twelve step traditions, especially.)

[Kendra]

An overview of Ruiz's Toltec beliefs. Not bad, but it really comes down to being aware of everything, loving everything, and going with the flow.

[Stephanie]

Laid out in beautiful simplicity.

[Stephanie]

Took me forever to read but it was also perfect timing... so much growth because of this lovely book.

[Marianne Mullen]

Love the topic but I found the language cumbersome and overly wordy. The concepts are great, similar to The Secret, but I love how it has you address your past to heal it and move on.

[Michele]

I liked this book. Found helpful truths and ways to incorporate it in my life.

[Belle Meade School]

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