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Escaping the Prison of the Intellect: A Journey from Here to Here

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This cassette tape takes you on a journey through the mind into what infuses it with unconditional love. Chopra masterfully weaves through various concepts determining a person's destiny. Our beliefs create patterns in the mind revealing a path eventually manifesting itself into material reality. Hidden behind our thoughts is "the thinker of our thoughts" able to choose paths leading us into our ultimate desires. Thanks, Deepak Chopra, for reminding us of what we already know inside us. These words free us to co-create the life we truely want. - Samuel Oliver, author of WHAT THE DYING TEACH US: LESSONS ON LIVING.

I listen to this CD on my way to and from work, just about anytime I need to adjust my view of this earthly existence. Each time I listen, his words begin to make sense, and I allow them into my everyday thoughts. I seem to understand NOT to make this incarnation so difficult. "You are not in the world, the world is in You.", as Deepak so deeply expresses.

This is a whole new way to experience "life", it is something that must be listened to over and over again to allow his explainations sink into our thoughts.

Deepak Chopra is a fascinating man. His books are in my library each and every one. His knowledge and unique way of presenting his various subjects, is always most informative, interesting to read, and simply put. If I can wrap my mind around quantum physics and visualize how it works and see how it is functioning around us, then you too can read and better yet listen to this CD and gain a perspective on Life that is totally unexpected yet so believable that it makes one smile and say "I get it!!!"

This is a wonderful work to listen to. I will listen to it again and again in long car rides. He has many profound insights into the Spirit and Science.

Promising theme, food for thoughts,
interesting insights...

that's what I was looking for.
I found it here and also a lot of pleasure.

He seemed to just barely touch on many different subjects and did not go into enough detail.

I have listened to D. Chopra's books and they all seem to be the same. So after you have read one or two there is nothing new to be gained from additional readings.