Intresting Books?

What are some intresting books, that you recommend too read?
I am looking for some reading material.

Edit: Intrested in all sorts of topics, surprise me

[edit on 9-1-2009 by TheFearless]

What are the topics you are interested in? Hard science? Pseudoscience? Channeled stuff? Psychology? All of the above?

Anyway, here is a nice starter for you.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

I'm not sure which genre you're looking for but I found Handbook for the new paradigm very interesting.

You can read it free online here





[edit on 9-1-2009 by cazzy2211]

You need to read "WE" by Yevgeny Zamyatin

reply to post by TheFearless


2 fascinating ones I'm currently reading:

1. BEST BOOK ON CHILD REARING in modern era that I've ever read:

HAVE A NEW KID BY FRIDAY

by Dr Kevin Leman.

Great stuff. Effective, wise. Sensible, solid, . . . great book. You know a family and/or a single mother who desperately needs this book.

2. FAITH OF OUR FATHERS--GOD IN ANCIENT CHNA.

Forget author. Great documentation about how God of Old Testament was worshipped as the supreme Almighty Deity in Ancient China and offered sacrifices essentially identical to the yearly Jewish sacifice.

Mein kempf aka hitler's book.

Here's the link: Here's the link

Brave New World by Aldous Huxley
Who's Watching You by Farren and Gibb
The Gift of Fear by Gavin D Becker
Common Sense by Thomas Pain
The Death of Common Sense by Phillip K Howard
1984 by George Orwell

Thats just a couple, but highly recommended by me

reply to post by TheFearless


A book I've read and re-read and keep reading - in fact is right here beside me:

Meeting the Shadow - The Hidden Power of the Dark Side of Human Nature.

Edited by Conie Zweig and Jeremiah Abrams - ISBN 0-87477-618-X

There's just so much information that grabs you and shakes you and makes you think, makes you question.
Not only others, but more importantly yourself.

The back reads (in part):

Rage...jealousy...lying...resentments...blaming ...greed... These forbidden feelings and behaviors arise from the dark denied part of ourselves - the personal Shadow.
Everyone has a shadow, which begins to develop in childhood as a result of stuffing away negative feelings in order to build up proper ego.
We encounter our shadow when we feel and unexplainable dislike of someone, when you uncover a lone buried, unacceptable trait in ourselves, or when we feel overwhelmed by anger, envy or shame.

But the shadow is not only an individual problem. Groups and nations have collective shadow, which can leas to dangerous actions, such as racism...scapegoating...enemy-making...and war.

In a collection of 65 wide-ranging articles Meeting The Shadow presents an overview of the dark side of human nature as it appears in families, intimate relationships, sexuality, work, spirituality, the New Age, politics, psychotherapy, and creativity.

The best thing I can say about this book is read it.
I havn't stopped reading it for years.


*P*E*A*C*E*

Conspiracy / UFO
"Who Really Runs the World" - Thom Burnett & Alex Games
"Suppressed Inventions and Other Discoveries" - Jonathan Eisen
"Glimpses of Other Realities" - Linda Moulton-Howe

Ancient (lost) History
"The Lost Book of Enki" - Zechariah Sitchin
"The Destruction of Atlantis" - Frank Joseph
"The Dawn of Man" - Steve Parker

Religious / Spiritual Truths
"Journey of Souls" - Michael Newton, PhD.
"The Christ Conspiracy, The Greatest Story Ever Sold" - Acharya S

Fiction (with hidden true message)
"The Ancient Future" Trilogy - Traci Harding
"The Alchemist" - Paulo Coelho