prof. glitterbox's suggested summer reading list
summer is on it's way (or was here and will be back again... thank you global climate change)... nonetheless, what kind of purrfessor would i be if i didn't provide you with a suggested reading list for those days sitting out in the sun (your back yard, your neighborhood park or on the beach... don't forget the sunblock. some sun is good. too much is bad. moderation)?!?
reading one of these books will certain morph your perspective, bringing you more awareness, depth, joy and love into your life. reading three or more (any combination) will transform your life completely. (but only if you want it to)
the list :: (in no particular order)
- the tao of pooh
- the power of now
- the four agreements
- the secret*
- the book of secrets
- the earth path
- living, loving & learning
- wicked**
i was going to try and write a little about each book & details, but too many people already get paid to do that so i'm just going to say, "take my word for it". you can read each author's intentional jargon for each, and other people's opinions, if that's what you want, but just "take my word for it". in a day and age where there is a loss for the impeccability of our word, i am striving every day to be impeccable in my word & do the best with that in each moment (two of the four agreements you'll read about)... you would probably not be reading this if you didn't know me or know someone who you trust who directed you in this general direction.
trust me. trust them. trust yourself. take my word for it... and read these books. start with the title that sounds most interesting to you. click on that link. read the description. choose if you'll read that one or pick a different one. if you need the preview :: each book comes from a very different perspective, but all look at the human "condition(ing)" and ways to retool/rethink our "being" and bring true peace, joy & fulfillment in each moment of our life.
* it's summer, take it easy, you can watch the movie instead. grab the lawn chairs & invite friends over :: the secret. don't forget the popcorn.
** it's not quite in the same vane as the rest, but to me it was about changing our perspectives on someone else's labels. what is good? wicked? popular? right? it's while one of my favorite musicals and based on the book, you don't get the same impact, depth & more realness, in the broadway show :: wicked
