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The Mind Chronicles: A Visionary Guide into Past Lives

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One can read this book on two levels--or perhaps two hundred. It is smoothly and well written, and for one reading with just the conscious mind, it is fascinating, absorbing, and a wonder of a book. On another level, I found myself reading it as a remembrance of things I had forgotten in the dust of ages past. Things I had forgotten, things half remembered, lifetimes lived and not fully explored. I found myself understanding the action in the book at levels far beyond the conscious mind. Some might argue that the product of past life therapy is a group of mind fantasies, and if they do, nothing is lost. As a past life therapist myself, however, I would question the mind's ability to produce something of the awesome depth of this book as pure fantasy. Not only does this book have a profound depth and a wealth of metaphysical, spiritual and philosophical understanding, but it renders that wealth in a supremely readable format. I would give this book 6 stars if that were available.

THE MIND CHRONICLES: A VISIONARY GUIDE INTO PAST LIVES combines for the first time three books of The Mind Chronicles trilogy: EYE OF THE CENTAUR, HEART OF THE CHRISTOS, and SIGNET OF ATLANTIS. Having these all under one cover assures readers a uniform and easy reading of THE MIND CHRONICLES, covering initiations and secret ceremonies of the distant past.

Diane C. Donovan
California Bookwatch

what a book.............just mind boggling. Many missing bits and pieces of human history,was found by me in this book. Highly
recommended to those who want to know the real truth and not just what is being hand fed by religious control, as has been done for the last few thousand years. We have a right to know our origins and recover our power and connection with the wonderful universe.Open your chakras!

Now don't get me wrong, Barbara Hand Clow is one of the greatest geniuses currently writing in the world. She flips me out every time I read her. A great astrologer, a great philosopher, and a great mind -- of a higher order than most readers may be able to grasp. THE PLEIADIAN AGENDA is a must for anyone who wants to know what is going on today in the universe, the true universe, not just the rocks and stones; also her book on THE MAYAN CODE. Words cannot describe the brilliance of both these books; they are pivotal masterworks in the evolution of humanity, IMHO. But this book on her past lives is like home movies of her previous incarnations. Colorful, intense, but not necessarily very apt for you or I. I suppose I'll get around to digesting it more fully after reading (and re-reading) her other works. Her book on CHIRON is a classic. The fact that astrology and the work of such a consummate genius are so soundly ostracized by the skeptical establishment is quite tragic; but undoubtedly predictable. They gave as pesticides, atom bombs, James Randi and George Bush, and Big Macs, didn't they? This world is run by ghouls. And Barbara Hand Clow is on the side of good, loving, caring, wise angels attempting to uplift all our sorry butts out of this morass. So I'll read this book someday and count myself well ahead of the game with her other masterpieces so far.

This was my first book to read by this author. I completely loved it, thoroughly enjoyed it, learned much from it & my life is better because of it! This is not "easy" reading. I recommend taking your time to digest it as you go along. The author is quite truthful & honest. I'm thankful for her frankness. By being so very transparent in revealing so much about her past life regression therapy, she's personally shown me that the answer to our growth lies not in running from our past, but in embracing & learning from it. I would recommend this book to anyone with an open mind that isn't threatened by truth.

I would say she isn't writing for anyones highest good. I believe in spirit guides and past lives but really her 'people' make fun of Jesus and a highly evolved spirit would look at it from a philosophical perspective instead of making fun of a prophet, even if they disagree about his significance. Go to other authors who are more highly evolved. Plus, the stories are not particularly interesting.