Customer Reviews

Ponder on This: A Compilation

5 star:		(6)
4 star:		(2)
3 star:		(0)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

In a world in which there are so many books written to help us understand more about ourselves and the universe, Ponder on This is a book like no other. Containing excerpts taken from 30+ books dictated by a Tibetan master to Alice Bailey, this book has answers - and profound questions - for anyone who truly aspires to know more about the world in which we live, and our potential for living a spiritual existence.

If you are a soul seeking the path, or on the path seeking direction, this is a wonderful book to have. I guarantee that if this is your first Bailey book, it won't be your last.

An excellent presentation of the themes found in the 24 books by Alice A. Bailey and Djwhal Khul. Listed alphabetically by subject, this is a great place to start a quest for enlightenment. Topics include Energy and Force, Mind, Death, the Plan, Time, Space and Money to name but a few.

I was very impressed by Amazon when it suggested reading Ponder on This by Alice Bailey. Not least because I already have it! It is a great book. Actually, it is more than a great book, it is a gateway into a whole world of books and amazing ideas. For a reader with an interest in meditation and yoga, the book is ideal. It deals with such practical concerns as criticism and worry and then exalts the reader with revelations about Sanat Kumara, "He Who is called in the bible "The Ancient of Days"". The scope is vast.

This CD did not let me down, everyone should own one, put it onto there iPod and listen to it instead of Rihanna. Maybe that way some progress would be made in the world. Keep in mind that this is not a normal "CD" and will not play in a car CD player. It is a disc with MP3 files on it to be downloaded.

This will blow your mind, could listen to it for a lifetime and hear something new every time.

Yes, it was this book that was very influential on Tupac when he was growing up. Not Ponder This. I just watched a Tupac movie, and his former manager made references to this book "Ponder On This" as the book Tupac read when he was 17.

Also this isn't the book Tupac read at 17 it was "Ponder This" by LA Mackay Not "Ponder On This" he was into poetry. But there both great books

Just to get the facts straight this is one of the influential books that Tupac Shakur read when he was 17 years old. It was not "Ponder This". A great read anyway a must pick-up...

Alice Bailey was a disciple of Madame Blavatsky, and this supposed "Tibetan Master" is some kind of spirit guide that appeared to her or was channeled. She did not travel to Tibet to sit at his feet, as I had imagined. If you are looking for real Tibetan teachings, this is not it; this is occult writing.

the answer izzzzzzz.....

Tupac Amarau Shakur

[Blackpanther, Thug, Artist, Actor, Free-Speaker, Rapper, Motivator, Authenticer, Rebbelist, Prisoner, Wright,
godfather, priest]

Nuthin' more izz to add.
Now u know how educated thig young Thug was.
R.I.P Makaveli