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Spiritual Warrior III: Solace for the Heart in Difficult Times

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Unlike the first and only review I have to say that I love this book. I also must say that the other person who disliked this book didn't even finish the book, he says he only read 100 pages, but I believe that to write a good review you must read the whole book. And let me say that this book is NOT one mans opinion, the philosophy behind this book is based on the ancient Vedas, that are about 5000 years old sacred books of India. This is a great book for a open minded and humble person that is looking for the truth in the world in order to make spiritual progress and help this world be a better place. I also recomend all the other Spiritual Warrior books: I, II, IV, V.....

(*sorry for my english but I am from Spain and I tried my best, sorry for my poor spelling)

hopefully someone cares about making thew world a better place and appreciates these books. Thank you

I couldn't even read past the first 100 pages (about half way). All lectures, even though easy reading, are short with no elaborating information. It's all conspiracy stuff going around about the evils of the world abounding, secret societies, demons, ill-will of world governments, earth changes, etc. Where's the higher order of thinking? The questions at the end of the chapters weren't even questions of depth, nor did they answer a single question I had in regards to specifics of his information.

Skimming through the second half, it looks like he offers solutions to the first half's problems based on his own belief system once again. No thanks.

Someone else may like it to confirm what they believe, but there's not any good research, or back-up information to elaborate on his statements; it appears to be just one man's opinion.

The name of the Book should have been subtitled: A Heart in Difficult Times. Leaves one feeling bored at the least, miserable and hopeless at most.