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Jonathan Livingston Seagull by Richard
Bach
This is
a parable of the spiritual journey written by a talented author.
We particularly recommend this book as Jonathan achieves holographic
awareness, overcoming time and space. As a natural consequence
of this he becomes truly interdependent in his beingness and
expression of his new, spiritual understanding.
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Illusions by Richard Bach
This is another parable of the
spiritual journey, interwoven with many of the author’s own
experiences and insights. We particularly recommend this book
for the tale told in the first few pages. That gives a fine
example of interdependence.
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The Chalice and the Blade: Our History, Our
Future by Riane Eisler
This is a fascinating read
for anyone interested in the development of consciousness
within society or groups. As this book explores the development
of society from matriarchy to patriarchy the same pattern
of consciousness development which is seen within individuals
is revealed within society, highlighting the dangers and opportunities
of our age.
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The Path of Least Resistance:
Learning to Become the Creative Force in Your Own Life
by Robert Fritz
This is a very enlightening read,
covering the steps of the creative process. The ability to
create what you want in your life is essential if you wish
to becomes truly independent.
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Aikido and the New Warrior
edited by Richard Heckler
The development of this amazing martial art
is one of the creation of a non-dualistic system. It is a
practical form of the art of interdependence at work. This
is also the martial art of which Steven Seagal is a proponent.
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Owning Your Own Shadow by
Robert Johnson
This book outlines the psychological
process by which we disown aspects of ourselves and create
our own demons. These disowned parts can just as easily be
your light aspects as your dark ones. Understanding, and reversing,
this process is an essential step towards becoming who you
truly are.
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Ecstasy: Understanding
the Psychology of Joy by Robert Johnson
In Owing Your Own Shadow we learn what
we create when we disown aspects of ourselves. Here we learn
what follows when we once again take ownership of our estranged
aspects. Learning to weave that which was in conflict into
a harmonious whole is an essential skill of interdependence.
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