The Importance of Being Extraordinary by Wayne Dyer/Eckhart Tolle (CD Review)

How would you like to hear a conversation between two of the top three most influential spiritual people alive?  The new Hay House CD set “The Importance of Being Extraordinary” gives you that opportunity. Wayne Dyer jokes about this designation that he first saw on the internet.  “You’re listening right now to the third most influential spiritual person alive,” Dyer …

Why Quantum Physicists Do Not Fail (book review)

Greg Kuhn’s book “Why Quantum Physicists Do Not Fail” could easily be called “Quantum Physics for Dummies”.  Yes, I’m a dummy when it comes to understanding quantum physics, and Kuhn gives the best treatment I’ve read yet of explaining this complex topic in simple language.  More importantly, he shows how quantum principles can be used to improve our lives.  “This …

The Best Of Extroverts and Introverts at the Super Bowl

“Activate your inner Beyoncé,” minister Cynthia James encouraged us to do in a talk I attended awhile back at Mile Hi Church in Denver.  Reverend Cynthia wanted us to express ourselves to the fullest.  “Don’t restrict it – Beyoncé holds nothing back!” she said. Until yesterday’s Super Bowl I had never seen Beyoncé perform.  Wow!  Talk about being uninhibited.  The …

Help, Thanks, Wow – The Three Essential Prayers (book review)

I was thinking the other day how much time I devote to spiritual growth.  Reading books.  Listening to inspirational music.  Regularly taking in weekly podcasts from some of my favorite ministers.  Meditating.  All activities I really get into.  But lately I haven’t been praying much.  So I decided I want to learn more about prayer. One of my “podcast ministers” …

Archetypes (book review)

When I first picked up Carolyn Myss’ new book “Archetypes: Who are you?” I asked myself, do I really need another tool to examine what makes me tick?  I’ve studied the enneagram, myers-briggs, psychology, and other introspective methods.  What makes archetypes any different? I’m glad I quieted my inner skeptic and read Myss’ book.  What I found was a fascinating …