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The Bridge to Consciousness: I'm writing the bridge between science and our old and new beliefs.
This book is written to Bridge the gap between Science and our Old and New beliefs. It is a 12 Step Bridge that holds within subjects such as the Science of Numbers, Energy Attraction and Infinity how Thoughts create our reality, Science and the Universe, the Illusion of Time, the Powerful presence of the Now and Manifestation.
When your consciousness awakens within the present moment, you begin to realize that there is a massive infinite empire of intelligence beyond thought and that thought is only the tip of the iceberg of that intelligence.
Each step on the bridge holds infinity and truths perhaps beyond our own comprehension but once over the bridge, everything makes perfect sense.
This book shows us how to not only use our thoughts to create our reality but how to turn 60,000 thoughts into one powerful thought that creates manifestation. Each subject is infinite!
The choice is yours how far down that rabbit hole you want to go?
Welcome to the journey of Awakening!
When your consciousness awakens within the present moment, you begin to realize that there is a massive infinite empire of intelligence beyond thought and that thought is only the tip of the iceberg of that intelligence.
Each step on the bridge holds infinity and truths perhaps beyond our own comprehension but once over the bridge, everything makes perfect sense.
This book shows us how to not only use our thoughts to create our reality but how to turn 60,000 thoughts into one powerful thought that creates manifestation. Each subject is infinite!
The choice is yours how far down that rabbit hole you want to go?
Welcome to the journey of Awakening!
96 pages, Hardcover
First published September 16, 2015
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April 5, 2016
Steven McGrath
The Bridge To Consciousness
'This is a short book that breaks down the barriers, that society, time, evolution, life laws, religion and government have subconsciously put in our minds. The author covers all of these things, some that you might already know, but lays it all out about life in a scientific way that's easy to follow to help get a grip and understanding of where we come from, how we exist, how our world is formed and simplifying terms of how we should live life ourselves. There are many things and vast concepts that may not be understood by all but you choose what you want to take from it as an individual and it is infinitive. This book took me 3 hours to read and some aspects have changed the way I see and live my life. I recommend this as a great read, there is something there for everyone to help them or even to educate.
We have a very complicated universe broken down and explained in a simple way for anyone to read.
Amazing how the author carefully dissects and tells all of this so clearly.
Highly recommended!'
The Bridge To Consciousness
'This is a short book that breaks down the barriers, that society, time, evolution, life laws, religion and government have subconsciously put in our minds. The author covers all of these things, some that you might already know, but lays it all out about life in a scientific way that's easy to follow to help get a grip and understanding of where we come from, how we exist, how our world is formed and simplifying terms of how we should live life ourselves. There are many things and vast concepts that may not be understood by all but you choose what you want to take from it as an individual and it is infinitive. This book took me 3 hours to read and some aspects have changed the way I see and live my life. I recommend this as a great read, there is something there for everyone to help them or even to educate.
We have a very complicated universe broken down and explained in a simple way for anyone to read.
Amazing how the author carefully dissects and tells all of this so clearly.
Highly recommended!'
May 28, 2016
I'm giving this a 2 for nostalgia. If I thought the author was being serious about making this schtick, then I would give more, but I'm not sure about that.
I have to admit, I got hung up about page 23. I kept waiting for the author to get to the actual book, but he seemed to be giving really long but simple and repetitive summaries of what he was about to talk about. Erm... well, here's a for instance: There's one chapter called "Energy". He foreshadowed this chapter in the previous one my making the non-sequitur "...but that is energy, and Energy is important." (Seriously, I think the sentence was something like 'Vibrations exist. They're like electricity only completely different. Electricity exists, but that is energy, and Energy is important." So I skipped ahead a few chapters to see what happened. 1) I didn't seem to have missed anything, as one chapter appears to have nothing to do with the next (or previous). And 2) No, the author never seemed to get started.
I mentioned liking it for the sake of nostalgia earlier. I used to be a regular reader of SomethingAwful.com and a big fan of JeffK. JeffK was l33t h4Xor and never wrote in complete sentances (much less thoughts) and misspelled almost everything. And he was hilarious. Also, occasionally this author would stop writing about whatever he was supposed to be writing about and would insert an email conversation he was having with his "student." (Still not sure if this poor girl he mentioned was aware she was a "student" of his, or if someone should call an adult.) These email conversations were a lot like the chatroom pranks they used to do on SomethingAwful. They are also hilarious.
Also, lists. Tons of arbitrary lists.
I am aware that this is something like an ARC, and that this is this guy's first book (crossed finger emoji!), so I'll let some of his writing give the final word. This is transcribed directly from the end- less the email conversation- of Chapter 1 The Science of Numbers (during which he only adds the numbers in his birthday until he gets 7. Then he's done with numbers). "This is my gift to you- the choice is yours. Okay, I've got my bridge made. There are 12 steps. The Science of Numbers was step 1, for step 2, what subject are you up for next, I mean, I'm on one side of the bridge now and you're on the other, so what's more appropriate for you, for step 2? I'll throw out a few options, Thoughts, Energy, Vibrations, Frequencies, Illusion of Time, Manifestation, The Now and the Power of it. The list goes on. Each subject is infinite but I'll just show you about 75 percent, (for us to understand) or so with each topic, as it's enough to cross the bridge"
Kids, in case you're wondering, or are looking for a smart-ass response to someone who called "Infinity" on something, you should know that according to this book 75% of infinite amounts to about 8 pages per chapter.
I have to admit, I got hung up about page 23. I kept waiting for the author to get to the actual book, but he seemed to be giving really long but simple and repetitive summaries of what he was about to talk about. Erm... well, here's a for instance: There's one chapter called "Energy". He foreshadowed this chapter in the previous one my making the non-sequitur "...but that is energy, and Energy is important." (Seriously, I think the sentence was something like 'Vibrations exist. They're like electricity only completely different. Electricity exists, but that is energy, and Energy is important." So I skipped ahead a few chapters to see what happened. 1) I didn't seem to have missed anything, as one chapter appears to have nothing to do with the next (or previous). And 2) No, the author never seemed to get started.
I mentioned liking it for the sake of nostalgia earlier. I used to be a regular reader of SomethingAwful.com and a big fan of JeffK. JeffK was l33t h4Xor and never wrote in complete sentances (much less thoughts) and misspelled almost everything. And he was hilarious. Also, occasionally this author would stop writing about whatever he was supposed to be writing about and would insert an email conversation he was having with his "student." (Still not sure if this poor girl he mentioned was aware she was a "student" of his, or if someone should call an adult.) These email conversations were a lot like the chatroom pranks they used to do on SomethingAwful. They are also hilarious.
Also, lists. Tons of arbitrary lists.
I am aware that this is something like an ARC, and that this is this guy's first book (crossed finger emoji!), so I'll let some of his writing give the final word. This is transcribed directly from the end- less the email conversation- of Chapter 1 The Science of Numbers (during which he only adds the numbers in his birthday until he gets 7. Then he's done with numbers). "This is my gift to you- the choice is yours. Okay, I've got my bridge made. There are 12 steps. The Science of Numbers was step 1, for step 2, what subject are you up for next, I mean, I'm on one side of the bridge now and you're on the other, so what's more appropriate for you, for step 2? I'll throw out a few options, Thoughts, Energy, Vibrations, Frequencies, Illusion of Time, Manifestation, The Now and the Power of it. The list goes on. Each subject is infinite but I'll just show you about 75 percent, (for us to understand) or so with each topic, as it's enough to cross the bridge"
Kids, in case you're wondering, or are looking for a smart-ass response to someone who called "Infinity" on something, you should know that according to this book 75% of infinite amounts to about 8 pages per chapter.
April 5, 2016
I started to read this book purely out of curiosity, and soon developed an interest in the subject. The book itself is well written and it takes you along it's journey like a twig on a stream. Your mind is unaware that it is travelling (like the twig), yet you are aware that you are in a different place on many occasions and unaware how you got there.
It's a little difficult for me to commit to print the varying thoughts and emotions that this book evoked within me, but I will try...
I felt that I already knew everything that I was reading, (and to an extent I did), but the clever use of comparisons rekindled the brain and kick started my awareness.... And although I've said I" knew already" what I was reading,,,, I was compelled to continue reading, and felt as though I was learning and absorbing more and more.. ......"(The twig has traveled many kilometers by now yet it feels it has not moved from the same spot all day)"
I could describe this book as "an awakening".
What I mean by an awakening is ( Apart from numbers and some aspects of the book that I do not comprehend), my mind was awakened to a knowledge that I believe I already had, but I was unaware of it... and so this clever use of comparisons by the author to illustrate thoughts and feelings brought my unconscious mind into the forefront and I feel grateful, and more fulfilled by the experience of this read.
This book could be described as an informative book bordering on the "heavy side", but for me I would say it would equally entertain you relaxing on the beach.
All in All a good read.........'
It's a little difficult for me to commit to print the varying thoughts and emotions that this book evoked within me, but I will try...
I felt that I already knew everything that I was reading, (and to an extent I did), but the clever use of comparisons rekindled the brain and kick started my awareness.... And although I've said I" knew already" what I was reading,,,, I was compelled to continue reading, and felt as though I was learning and absorbing more and more.. ......"(The twig has traveled many kilometers by now yet it feels it has not moved from the same spot all day)"
I could describe this book as "an awakening".
What I mean by an awakening is ( Apart from numbers and some aspects of the book that I do not comprehend), my mind was awakened to a knowledge that I believe I already had, but I was unaware of it... and so this clever use of comparisons by the author to illustrate thoughts and feelings brought my unconscious mind into the forefront and I feel grateful, and more fulfilled by the experience of this read.
This book could be described as an informative book bordering on the "heavy side", but for me I would say it would equally entertain you relaxing on the beach.
All in All a good read.........'
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