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The Book of Fallacies: A Little Primer of New Thought

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This is a very nice little book. The authors give a very clear definition of the ideas presented in a form that's easy to understand. They present the ideas as old thoughts, then offer new thoughts for you to ponder. Personal stories expressing the ideas presented are thrown in to help you understand what they are trying to say. I would say that the only real problem that I had with this book is that it is definitely a beginner book. I f you have already studied metaphysics for a little while, this book will have nothing new to offer you. On the other hand, if you are new, this is a book that will help out and giving you stepping stone to more intense books.

Thank you, Lynda and Cathleen, for writing this delightful little book! It's simply ... perfect.
Reviewers, buy this book! It matters not if you're an accomplished metaphysician or a beginner, the information it contains is presented with such clarity that you'll enjoy every word. I especially appreciate the very clear writing and total lack of wordsmithing. This jewel of a book contains the Facts of Reality and explains them quite concisely in short paragraphs for easy digestion and quick review. Use this Primer to consciously create that which you desire to manifest; after all, what else is there to do with our wonderful lives?
Again, Marvelous Ladies, thank you! You've done a wonderful job and I for one deeply appreciate your work.

The mother/daughter team of Lynda Dahl and Cathleen Kaelyn effectively collaborate to provide a kind of philosophical primer on a variety of issues having to do with life, relationships, personal growth, and metaphysics. They discard the traditional "fallacies" assumed to undergird reality and showcase a new way of thinking which redefines reality and results in beautiful, fulfilling, life-altering understandings and experiences. The Book Of Fallacies is highly recommended to students of metaphysics, as well as those seeking self-improvement and enhancement in the quality of their life and a deep felt appreciation for what life truly has to offer the living.

This book is not worth the paper it is printed on. Maybe if one was high while reading it you might be able to make sense of it.