Transparency: Seeing Through to Our Expanded Human Capacity

by Penney Peirce, Romy Nordlinger (Narrator), Jenny Blake (Foreword)

Penney Peirce shows us how to let go of everything that gets in our way-the obstacles, clutter, and fears-to truly achieve greater authenticity, clarity of purpose, and feelings of belonging and joy. By transforming our opaque reality into a state of transparency, the dividing lines that fragment and isolate us melt away and all that's left is the true self-connecting us to everything and everyone. Transparency helps you learn that when you're transparent, there is great power in being seen for all of who you are. Secrets, lies, and hiding are no longer functional. Honesty, simplicity, compassion, and true humility produce genius. And, when you're transparent, you're empowered to see through situations that blind and confuse others. It's as though you suddenly have Superman's X-ray vision, and this enables you to reach just-right solutions, insights, and develop your ability to "see through," so your intuition can skyrocket. Prescriptive, accessible, and thought-provoking, Transparency aims to help you identify your soul-blocking habits, find the insights being masked, and return these negative patterns back into the clear light of the unified field.

Genres: Nonfiction

Audio CD

Published March 13, 2018

About the author

Penney Peirce is the author of a series of popular guidebooks: Transparency: Seeing Through to Our Expanded Human Capacity; Frequency: The Power of Personal Vibration; Leap of Perception: The Transforming Power of Your Attention; The Intuitive Way: The Definitive Guide to Increasing Your Awareness; Dreams for Dummies (out of print); Dream Dictionary for Dummies; and The Present Moment: A Daybook of Clarity and Intuition (out of print).

She is also the author of a series of eBooks: The Present Moment: A Daybook of Clarity and Intuition; Be the Dreamer Not the Dream: A Guide to 24-Hour Consciousness; and Bits & Pieces 1, 2, and 3.

Penney is a gifted clairvoyant empath and visionary, as well as a popular lecturer, counselor, and trainer. She specializes in intuition development, expanded perception, inner energy dynamics, dream work, and personal transformation. She works throughout the US, Japan, South Africa, and Europe as a coach to business and government leaders, psychologists, scientists, celebrities, other trainers, and those on a spiritual path.

Penney is known for her accurate, sophisticated, and intriguing insights into the hidden dynamics of what makes for true success, materially and spiritually. She weaves together teachings in psychology, philosophy, personality typing, and metaphysics with her experience in writing, advertising, design, and corporate art direction.

Join me for free on my new Substack page, Becoming Transparent!— https://www.penneypeirce.substack.com/

Reviews

[Kayla · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book definitely had some great information, but I felt like I couldn’t digest any of it because there was so much to it. Took me two months to get through and I’m glad to be done with it.

[Jonathan Bosch · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is my 3rd book by Penney & I feel so grateful to know the woman who wrote the forward to this wonderful book. This is a book for the true seekers of knowledge, I can see how the various levels of self-awareness & growth can make this a book that some want to put back on the shelf. I find many of Penney's books will speak to me when I'm ready for the lesson, I also find many people have a similar course of events that bring them to their "best teacher".

I'll come back to edit this later, I'm still reading this along with a few other books. They all have a similar message in learning to trust your intuition through knowledge of the Self. Penney has a gift for intertwining various levels of wisdom from many sources, of which she usually quotes to give reference as well as meaning. This is good stuff for those who are ready for it.

[Mark · Rating 2 out of 5]

Though there are some good points from this book, it seems to me that Penney Peirce loves to ramble more than getting to the gist of the matter. It becomes solipsistic, complex, unfair and very repetitive to the reader who only wants to open his mind to the ideas of spirituality.

It feels like Penney Peirce deliberately rambled too much, enjoyed going out of the main point just so she could publish a thick hard bound book. Her credibility did not do her marketing any justice.

I did not enjoy reading this book. If you want to read more about spirituality, stick to Eckhart Tolle’s literature.

[Jenn · Rating 3 out of 5]

I won a copy of this book.

This is the first book I've read by Peirce. I've been reading a decent amount of book similar to this one (self-help) lately, and this book is thick and full of how to become transparent in your life. Peirce writes that if one can become transpatent, you will be able to see clearly and be able to learn to be a more open and honest person. Not really my type of book, but interesting.

[Joanne Tombrakos · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is not a book to rush through, but to savor. It will have you reflecting and questioning as it speaks to how we are moving from the age of information to the age of transparency. If you don't believe in forces greater than yourself, this is not for you - but if you do it will enlighten and leave you hopeful for the future.

[Manuela Colantonio-alonzi · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very good read, and a thought-provoking book. It was the first book I read by this author. At times, I felt it heavy - very jammed packed with information and realised quickly that it's a book to be read when you have time to devote to it and pause to think about what you just read.

[M. · Rating 5 out of 5]

A good read and an eye opening experience.