NHNE
Staff Choices:
Where
People Fly
and Water Runs Uphill
Using Dreams to Tap the Wisdom
of the Unconscious
By Jeremy Taylor
"The
best, most well-rounded, inspiring and informative book
on dreams I have ever read -- and written by someone
who knows, from over twenty years of wide-ranging experience,
what he is talking about. Whether you are someone who
is new to dreams, or someone who has years of practical
experience, this is a book that all dreamers should
read and be familiar with."
--- David Sunfellow
Creating
Union: The Pathwork of Relationship
By Eva Pierrakos
"If
you understand the importance of human relationships
-- in particular, male/female relationships -- and want
to make the most of them, this is the book to study.
Along with providing a remarkably lucid overview of
the painful dynamics that express themselves in most
relationships, this book also shows us how we can overcome
the traumatic cycles of pain, confusion, blame, anger,
frustration, and abandonment that plague most human
relationships relationships today -- and achieve our
full potential as human beings in love with one another."
--- David Sunfellow
"Waking
Up In Time"
Peter Russell
"Accelerating
change is a pattern that runs throughout the history
of evolution. The Big Bang happened twelve billion years
ago (give or take a couple of billion years). The evolution
of simple life forms began four billion years ago. Multicellular
life appeared a billion or so years ago. The evolution
of complex nervous systems, made possible by the emergence
of vertebrates, began several hundred million years
ago. Mammals appeared tens of millions of years ago.
The genus Homo first stood on the planet a couple of
million years ago. Homo Erectus appeared several hundred
thousand years ago. The shift to Homo Sapiens that was
triggered by the emergence of language and tool use,
and which resulted in the Agricultural Revolution, began
tens of thousands of years ago. Civilization -- the
movement into towns and cities -- started several thousand
years ago. The Industrial Revolution began a few centuries
ago. And the Information Revolution is but a few decades
old.."
"If major developments
continue to occur in shorter and shorter times, there
will be a corresponding time limit to our evolutionary
progress. This does not mean there will be a limit to
how much evolution we can experience -- the opposite,
in fact. We would find ourselves evolving so fast that
we experience an unimaginable degree of evolution within
a finite time. The time limit would be the date in the
future when our rate of development becomes infinitely
rapid."
--- From "Waking Up In Time"
