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Post by Shawn on Nov 23, 2010 12:08:36 GMT -5
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Post by michaelsees on Nov 26, 2010 19:55:40 GMT -5
This is a intriguing book. I have the ebook. From the book:
Two groups of readers will gravitate toward Joseph Sadony's Gates of the Mind. The first group involves those who are fascinated by unusual mental abilities—"psychic phenomena," for lack of a better description. Sadony's startling experiences with intuition and his uncanny abilities are weaved throughout the book, and his stories are both compelling and convincing. The following excerpt sets the tone for the reader, where Sadony provides an account of predicting the precise time and location of a lightning strike:
And one time, before eleven witnesses who are all still living as I write this (this was later in life), I said, in the midst of a storm. "Look at that tree, if you want to see something. Suppose I told you that I could make the lightning strike that tree; would you believe me? Of course not. But watch it. One, two, three."
And no one was more astonished than I when a bolt of lightning split the tree before our eyes; for I was in a "waking dream" at the time, having abandoned myself to the spirit and enjoyment of the storm.
Sadony's uncommon attitude quickly becomes apparent, as he takes no credit for such an event and even elaborates on several plausible explanations. And this brings us to the second group of readers who will be attracted to Gates of the Mind. These readers will ask how. How did Sadony enlist such talents? How can I, the reader, improve my intuitive abilities and sensitivities to the "Great Broadcaster of Life" as he calls it? [/b][/i]
Michael
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