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Thoughts in the Mind of God: Himalayan Shamanism and an American Woman's Search for Enlightenment
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Thoughts in the Mind of God: Himalayan Shamanism and an American Woman's Search for Enlightenment

The skeptical child of scientists, Ellen decides early on there is no God. In her teens she has a vision of One Consciousness, and after thinking about it long and hard, concludes that she must be that One-and therefore to blame for all the suffering world. She tries to act normal as a wife and working mother, but leaps at the chance to study with tribal shamans in Nepal, learning their secrets and states of ecstacy-in vain. Only when she faces her own powerlessness does she finally discover the miraculous secret of reality.

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Product Details:
Author: Ellen Winner
Paperback: 382 pages
Publisher: BookSurge Publishing
Publication Date: April 01, 2004
ISBN: 1594572313
Package Length: 8.9 inches
Package Width: 5.9 inches
Package Height: 0.9 inches
Package Weight: 1.3 pounds
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5An entertaining read!  Jun 01, 2004
This is an entertaining story of a woman's life, struggling to support a family, while looking for the real meaning in life. It's a real page turner. I like books that take me deep into another person's psyche, and this one surely does. You're right there with her as she deals with everyday life, children, difficult husband and all, and right there with her in the same way as she travels to Nepal and meets her shaman teachers. Nothing is held back. The author tells it like it is - their shamans' tricks, their human foibles, and the secrets they taught her for contacting the spirit world. You're right there with her for that, and for how it feels to bring it back home to Colorado. What I liked most is that you don't have to be a "believer" to understand this book. The author was trained as a scientist. She doesn't stop using her mind to try to make sense of her experiences. But also she doesn't twist what happens to fit what her mind says has to be true. I highly recommend this book. It's got a good plot that carries you along, while not being afraid to deal with some of the most basic and frightening ideas that can haunt you in the wee hours of the night.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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