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| | A New Earth |  | Author: Eckhart Tolle
Publisher: Penguin Highbridge (Aud)
Category: Book
List Price: $29.95
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Avg. Customer Rating:  1322 reviews
Sales Rank: 1246329
ISBN: 0786555394
Dewey Decimal Number: 291
EAN: 9780786555390
ASIN: 0786555394
Publication Date: October 6, 2005
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 Refreshing for the spirit April 23, 2006
6 out of 8 found this review helpful
This book expresses Tolle's vision of more and more people becoming enlightened to the truth of what we are, and through this a new earth where there is not so much blood shed through egoic selfishness.Tolle finally goes into a little detail about himself. He is a spiritual master with out a religion. His vision of a new earth is like the Anti-book of revelation we find in the Bible his book is positive and uplifting.I rank his modern writings at the same spiritual level as the best of the bible and Buddism.
How to build a more loving world April 20, 2006
5 out of 6 found this review helpful
A NEW EARTH: AWAKENING TO YOUR LIFE'S PURPOSE provides both a spiritual classic and a commentary on how to build a more loving world as a whole: it could have been featured in our religious section but is profiled here for its wider-ranging insights for new age readers. Chapters link personal transformation to the wider goals of evolutionary transformation of human society as a while. His survey of the new consciousness contrasts present consciousness with future goals which hold important insights for the nature of human evolution as a whole.
Excellent source of spiritual self improvement March 29, 2006
12 out of 14 found this review helpful
Facing emptiness during a string of unfulfilling jobs forced me to take action; there has to be more to life, this series and other Eckhart books helped me through the transition I am making in my life and I have not had this much joy for a long time. I was ready for this, really hitting bottom emotionally, but knowing there is purpose for living another day; I always regected organized religion for spiritual direction and without getting too heavy Eckhart speaks in terms that does not make my stomach knot up when he does speak of religious philosophies such as Zen Buddhism and Christianity strictly for the purpose of understanding yourself and getting a handle on your situation, I very much recommend this. Right up there with "The Four Agreements" another must read for living a peaceful and meaningful life. Good luck to all, you are worth the investment!
Excellent followup to Power of Now March 28, 2006
9 out of 10 found this review helpful
A New Earth is an excellent follow up to The Power of Now. It brings the stillness into the writing and gives clear insight to bringing Presence into what we do and how we live. It shows that our "purpose in life" is always secondary to Awakening and unless it is coming out of that place, it is more mind attempts to solve or control our "situation" and is doomed to fail. It expands on the Pain Body as a primary ill of humanity and shows how that too, can be awakened. This takes the opening of The Power of Now and gives a practical perspective on integrating it into daily life.
What if the whole world were really conscious? March 25, 2006
8 out of 9 found this review helpful
That would that change everything from the antagonistic way we view others, our neighbors as well as everyone else in the world, and the way we think of ourselves. I give too much energy fighting things that I'm not going to be able to change. The early chapters of this book felt as if they were written especially for me. I read them while on a silent retreat, so I had time to really hear what I needed to hear from Tolle. The latter chapters I found to be less relevant, but nonetheless, this book has given me substantial meat to chew and a new way to see others.
Connie Shelley
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