Le pouvoir du moment présent: guide d'éveil spirituel
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- Author：Eckhart Tolle
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Le pouvoir du moment présent est probablement l'un des livres les plus importants de notre époque。 Son enseignement simple et néanmoins profond a aidé des millions de gens à， travers le monde à， trouver la paix intérieure et à， se sentir plus épanouis dans leur vie。 Au coeur de cet enseignement se trouve l
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Rina Wu
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很有趣有见地的思想，当然不必百分之百全盘接受，尤其是宗教、灵性的部份。但我也不觉得因为他写了很多玄之又玄无法证明的东西，这本书就只值得一星。关于不要认同过去比现在强大，用受害者身份束缚现在的自己那一点，我受益匪浅。
أنفال الدوسري
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الكاتب يصف نفسه بإنه معلم روحيوأن اسلوب الكتاب كإجابة على أسئلة طرحها أفراد في حلقات التأمل، أو استشارات خاصة معه。الكتاب يسلط الضوء على عمل "الأنا"ويعالج جوانب الروحويتعمق بما وراء الطبيعةوبما يسمى （ التنور الروحي ）تعاليمه وأساليبه -ان طبقتها-تنتشلك من الواقع إلى ما بعد هذا العالممن المادة إلى الروحمن المتجلي （ العالم） إلى اللامتجلي （الله تعالى）يصبو إلى ازدياد الوعي الجسدي الداخليوالشعور بالحرية الناتجة عن التخلي عن المقاومة العقلية/العاطفية لواقع اللحظة الراهنة。يحاول أن ينقي الجسد والعقل من الش الكاتب يصف نفسه بإنه معلم روحيوأن اسلوب الكتاب كإجابة على أسئلة طرحها أفراد في حلقات التأمل، أو استشارات خاصة معه。الكتاب يسلط الضوء على عمل "الأنا"ويعالج جوانب الروحويتعمق بما وراء الطبيعةوبما يسمى （ التنور الروحي ）تعاليمه وأساليبه -ان طبقتها-تنتشلك من الواقع إلى ما بعد هذا العالممن المادة إلى الروحمن المتجلي （ العالم） إلى اللامتجلي （الله تعالى）يصبو إلى ازدياد الوعي الجسدي الداخليوالشعور بالحرية الناتجة عن التخلي عن المقاومة العقلية/العاطفية لواقع اللحظة الراهنة。يحاول أن ينقي الجسد والعقل من الشوائب العالقة به بسبب التعلق السيء أو رغبات دنيويةفهو يحث على الزهد بشكل كبير ثم يصل إلى الإستسلام مع اللامتجلي وكأنه هنا يتحدث عن الإسلام。وللحصول على （قوة الآن）تأمل الحاضر بكل ما فيه واستشعر جماله واستعمل حواسك كلهاوانظر إلى كل شيء ولا تحلل。 。。。more
Jenay Zapparelli
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Sir Eckhart Tolle。。。 what a true GEM！ Cover to cover This book can be read on a sunny afternoon & it will indeed change your life。 Understanding what it means to live in the actual moment is key。 Timeless wisdom contained here！
Ghida
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Honestly I was very excited to read this book and then when I picked it up I realized that I picked it up years ago and I couldn’t continue reading it。 I forced myself to finish it this time。 Yes there are a lot of great advice in the book however the way it’s written is too complicated！ Between understanding what’s my inner body and the unmanifested and the Source， I couldn’t know what’s what anymore。He could have made it simpler。
Oliver Fader
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This book is trash。 For people who read less than ten books their entire life yet won’t shut up about it being the greatest book ever。 Profound to the illiterate and dumb。
RedSept81
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Het luisterboek is niet te doen！ Het vraagt als luisterboek gewoon teveel inspanning om het te blijven volgen。。。DNF 24%
Anushka
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Truly powerful！ It forces you to question yourself， your mind pattern。 It made me realize the need for self-introspection and gives a little nudge to not being driven by my mind-made disorders。
Wendy
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Excellent book to help us understand the importance of staying present and how our egoic mind is separate from our spiritual selves and that place within us that holds no judgement。 Many sections hold profound wisdom that provided me with "aha" moments and a deeper sense of self。 A wonderful and easy-to-understand guide to personal development and spiritual growth。 I found I needed to read the book in segments， contemplate their meaning and return to the pages with new understanding。 I know I wi Excellent book to help us understand the importance of staying present and how our egoic mind is separate from our spiritual selves and that place within us that holds no judgement。 Many sections hold profound wisdom that provided me with "aha" moments and a deeper sense of self。 A wonderful and easy-to-understand guide to personal development and spiritual growth。 I found I needed to read the book in segments， contemplate their meaning and return to the pages with new understanding。 I know I will be re-reading The Power of Now many times！ 。。。more
Kabir Prakash
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It make every bit of sense 。
Giancarlo Matias
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El Presente es lo MejorExcelente libro como el autor nos describe que debemos dejar de preocuparnos de cosas del pasado y futuro y enfocarnos en el presente
Fabi O
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Un compendio de frases cliché。
Nuno
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Bom mas por vezes repetitivo
Joseph Solis
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I really have to read this book again in ten years。 Although I could follow most of his teachings， I think there were some parts where I couldn't fully connect。 He's definitely at a different level of awareness and all his teachings are extremely valuable。 I really have to read this book again in ten years。 Although I could follow most of his teachings， I think there were some parts where I couldn't fully connect。 He's definitely at a different level of awareness and all his teachings are extremely valuable。 。。。more
J。 M。
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Why do we all feel that something is missing？ We feel discontent， unworthy， anxious， depressed， ashamed， and sometimes plain bored。 Why do we suffer in these ways， and what can we do about it？ Strangely enough， this small book holds the answers。 It is a well-drawn map to freedom。I have read it four times， and each time it resonates as deeply as if I had written it myself - for me。 I have also read many other similar books from the “self-help” shelf， but none of them do what this book does。 Each Why do we all feel that something is missing？ We feel discontent， unworthy， anxious， depressed， ashamed， and sometimes plain bored。 Why do we suffer in these ways， and what can we do about it？ Strangely enough， this small book holds the answers。 It is a well-drawn map to freedom。I have read it four times， and each time it resonates as deeply as if I had written it myself - for me。 I have also read many other similar books from the “self-help” shelf， but none of them do what this book does。 Each reading， I understand more fully， and I walk away challenged to embody the lesson。 Each time I become … more。 This book transformed my life。Critics of this book claim it is full of “New Age，” woo-woo cliches。 They’re right， in a way， although fear not: you will find no mention of crystals， astrology， or spirits here。 The eclecticism and self-spirituality of the New Age movement inspired many to comb through world religions， mystic teachings， depth psychology， and philosophy to dig up gems of wisdom and free them of their dogma。 I view this book as the culmination of their work。 The result is a practical application of mysticism， drawn heavily from Zen， Advaita Vedanta， Sufism， and Gnosticism。 Tolle compares his teachings most closely with those of Ramana Maharshi and Jiddu Krishnamurti， but what he delivers is uniquely authentic， insightful， and profound。 We are not our mind。 We are not our past。 At our core， we are the “One Life from which all that exists derives its being。” We are the Source。 All of our problems and most of our suffering stems from misplaced identification with the ego， our conditioned mental self-image， and the “pain-body，” the ego’s dark shadow of remembered pain。 There are various methods we can use to shed this delusion: be intensely present in the Now， surrender full to what is， witness our thoughts to disidentify from the mind， and focus on the energy field of the “inner body。” In fact， to accomplish any of these tasks is to accomplish them all。 And when we do， we experience stillness， peace， joy， love， and more。”Imagine a ray of sunlight that has forgotten it is an inseparable part of the sun and deludes itself into believing it has to fight for survival and create and cling to an identity other than the sun。 Would the death of this delusion not be incredibly liberating？””When you are transformed， your whole world is transformed， because the world is only a reflection。” 。。。more
Toni
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كتاب يستحق القراءة أكثر من مرة 👌
Jose
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2。0 Me resulta complicado dar una opinión sobre este libro。 Tras leerlo no sé realmente de qué va。 Solo entendí el título así que no puedo darle más de 2 estrellas。 No le pongo 1 por la misma razón。
Katrine
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The book started off with the author explaining that he found his way to living in the present moment by accident， which was very discouraging。 The tone of the book was extremely arrogant， repetitive， condescending and preachy， and although the basic idea of the book is good， the delivery of it was poor and ridiculous。
Gia Thang
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This book is not easy to read。 Many ideas are conceptual， and it requires a great deal of life experiences and religious knowledge to truly appreciate its meanings。It try to teach us how to “find our way out of psychological pain; and authentic human power is found by surrendering to the Now”。Though some ideas are a bit forceful to me （which forces me to think in writer's perspective）， many are particularly enlightening:1） THERE IS NO PAST AND NO FUTURE， we are only living in the Now。 Past is pu This book is not easy to read。 Many ideas are conceptual， and it requires a great deal of life experiences and religious knowledge to truly appreciate its meanings。It try to teach us how to “find our way out of psychological pain; and authentic human power is found by surrendering to the Now”。Though some ideas are a bit forceful to me （which forces me to think in writer's perspective）， many are particularly enlightening:1） THERE IS NO PAST AND NO FUTURE， we are only living in the Now。 Past is purely the memory of what happened， and Future the projection of our mind。 2） Throughout millions of years of human evolution， our mind is programmed to keep us survive。 It helps us learn from past experiences， or anticipates what might happen in the future。 An overwhelmed mind with so many things running in it actually distract us from being present at the moment， make us in constant thinking， anxiety， desperation。 WHEN WE KNOW THAT WE ARE NOT PRESENT， WE ARE PRESENT。3） LIFE is different from LIFE SITUATION。 Improving life situation， such has having a lot of money， a big house， a fancy car。。。 doesn't coincide with improving life。 So many people appear to be rich but feeling empty， unhappy inside。4） "How much of our life do we spend waiting？ “Small-scale waiting” is waiting in line at the post office， in a traffic jam， at the airport， or waiting for someone to arrive， to finish work。。。 “Large scale waiting” is waiting for the next vacation， for a better job， for a child to grow up， for a truly meaningful relationship， for success， to make money， to be important， to become enlightened。 IT IS NOT UNCOMMON TO SPEND OUR WHOLE LIFE WAITING TO START LIVING。 Waiting is a state of mind。 Basically we want the future， we don't want the present。 We don't want what we have got， and we want what we haven’t got。 With every kind of waiting， we unconsciously create inner conflict between here and now where we don't want to be， and the projected future where we want to be。 This greatly reduces the quality of our life by making us lose the present。"4） FORGIVENESS/ SURRENDER: to accept thing as it is， and how to overcome it， not denial or resistance at the first place。 BEYOND GOOD AND BAD， HAPPY AND UNHAPPY， IT'S PEACE。 。。。more
Henrik Ljungström
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Let my start by saying that I am a practictioner of yoga， meditation and mindfulness on a daily basis。 The past year and few months in particular have held incredible revelations and progress for me on a spiritual level and I have become more present and attuned with my true inner being than I ever thought possible。 This is the reason that I decided to read this book， as I've heard that it has changed many people's lives and figured I would gain more valuable knowledge and insights that would as Let my start by saying that I am a practictioner of yoga， meditation and mindfulness on a daily basis。 The past year and few months in particular have held incredible revelations and progress for me on a spiritual level and I have become more present and attuned with my true inner being than I ever thought possible。 This is the reason that I decided to read this book， as I've heard that it has changed many people's lives and figured I would gain more valuable knowledge and insights that would assist that path that I am on。 Also I would like to say that if this book did indeed help you in some way and you resonated with it， I obviously have no quarrel with that， and I'm truly glad that it did！ That was， however， not the case for me。My biggest issue with this book is that it seems like Mr Tolle sees himself as a being of absolute divinity and perfection。 There is absolutely nothing wrong with him， he has achieved spiritual enlightenment to the fullest possible level and anyone who does not see 100% eye to eye with him is an inferior individual。 The way the book is structured with questions being asked for him to answer only seems to be him creating a space for himself to belittle the reader and make you feel downright stupid for asking them （even though you didn't）。 Almost every answer is so blatantly condescending， just repeating that "no， you're doing it wrong"， "think like me or begone" or "you don't have the capacity to understand this concept until you're as enlightened as me"。This was beyond frustrating to go through， as I am genuinely hungry for knowledge on this subject， and while I did find some valuable snippets here and there， most of them were just diffused by the fact that I just didn't trust the author。 And to be honest， anything that I did find valuable I have already learned from other books and authors who have been way more inspiring， mostly because they have been open， honest and vulnerable people， acknowledging their owns flaws and faults and sharing their own life experiences and what they've learned from them， inviting you to take whatever resonates with you to improve your own life and mental health， and leave what doesn't。 I find this approach to be so much more relatable and gives me trust in that author and person， rather than this preaching style text from what feels like some sort of cult leader。And this is nothing new， I've seen it all before， having grown up around quite intense communities of christians and jehova's witnesses， where their way was the only way and they would just look down upon anyone who didn't agree， and there would never be any discussions to be had there。 You either submitted or was judged。 This is the impression that I get here as well， and if I ever met Mr Tolle and expressed what I thought of this book， I feel quite certain that I would only be met by a smug smile and him feeling sorry for me because I'm not as majestically enlightened as he is。 And I'm sure that will be the case with anyone reading this review who is a devout follower of his as well。 The length of the book also confounds me somewhat， as it may as well have ben summarized in 50 pages or less， or could've been drawn out to 500， as he is just going on and on and on and on about the same concept over and over and over aaaand over again。 Seems utterly random that he just decided to stop his rant around 200 pages。Although many things frustrated me and made me roll my eyes throughout this read， the one thing that almost made me stop was when he has the audacity to judge people with mental illnesses who suffer from depression and might even commit suicide and say that this is just a result of that "They cannot distunguish between their life and their situation。"This is beyond offensive to anyone who has experienced real depression and/or anxiety， as he seems to imply that simply by distinguishing between these two things your illness would magically evaporate， that if in the pits of despair you were just handed a copy of this divine scripture all your worries would go away， your 2 hour long panic attack would just stop and you would wake up the next morning free of that suffocating darkness residing in your chest。 If only it were that simple。 Something that really upsets me is that I'm afraid that this book will turn people away from seeking a more spiritual and mindful life。 For me， personally， there is no harm done， but I'm imagining if I read this book a few years ago I probably would've been very turned off from the subject， and fear it would be the same for anyone just starting out their spiritual journey。 I implore you to seek guidance and inspiration elsewhere。Let me just finish by assuring you that I am doing absolutely fine， and my road to my own personal spiritual enlightenment is in no danger whatsoever， this is simply a review of a book and my personal impression of the author。 For all I know Mr Tolle is a lovely person with whom I would get along splendidly。 But in my opinion， this is a terribly written and structured book， and it gives me the impression that the author is nothing but another smug and self-righteous individual that simply has no place in my life， and I doubt I will ever read or listen to any of his words ever again， and my strong recommendation is that you don't either。 。。。more
Alex
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A must read for all！ Life changing
Isthar Saldaña Torío
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Supongo que en parte será por la traducción， pero el usó constante de los pronombres llega a hacer la lectura bastante pasada。 El poder del ahora nos abre los ojos a la realidad de vivir el momento y saber que aquí y ahora son las únicas cosas que realmente importan。
Anje
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I was expecting too much from this book and I really wanted to like it but I couldn't force my myself to finish it。。。 it is a painfully boring read。 Far too much waffle and is very repetitive， saying the same thing over and over and over again。 I understand the main concept of the book and if you're interested I recommend you to rather read Untethered Soul by Michael Singer it basically covers the same topic （mindfulness & awareness） but with more substance。 （I also found the tone of the book co I was expecting too much from this book and I really wanted to like it but I couldn't force my myself to finish it。。。 it is a painfully boring read。 Far too much waffle and is very repetitive， saying the same thing over and over and over again。 I understand the main concept of the book and if you're interested I recommend you to rather read Untethered Soul by Michael Singer it basically covers the same topic （mindfulness & awareness） but with more substance。 （I also found the tone of the book condescending and reading it made me somewhat angry。） 。。。more
Joseph A
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Immersive， embodied and perspective centring。 Been a pleasure re-reading it。 Wholesomely integrated across insights from lived experiences of the masterful。 The Buddha， the lila， the satrori and Christ all finding place in this book with neat placement。 Phenomenal writing and editing both。
Bahareh Manesh
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So so good！ I would re-listen to this audio book。
julie
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ProfoundA practical instruction into how to live in the now and be present in order to see things as they truly are and attain enlightenment。
Linduš
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I personally did not like the references to the Bible and "Jesus said blablabla" - otherwise good book- it definetly helps you to be focused more on the present than past/future。。。 Sonetimes a little bit boring/repeating。 Also the conversation between author and himself gave less chance to think of your own- on the other hand it was a good guidance。 I personally did not like the references to the Bible and "Jesus said blablabla" - otherwise good book- it definetly helps you to be focused more on the present than past/future。。。 Sonetimes a little bit boring/repeating。 Also the conversation between author and himself gave less chance to think of your own- on the other hand it was a good guidance。 。。。more
shelia fuller
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Saving my life。This book has finally given me what I need to finally find peace。 I am 74 years old now。 Started this journey With Ram Dass， years ago with Be Here Now。 Yes， finally received the gift。 A must read fior anyone on the path to enlightenment。 Thank you Eckhart Tolle。
Regina Uibo
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Mina ei lugenud seda raamatut vabatahtlikuna， mis tähendab seda， et ei olnud selline vaba aja meeldiv lugemine。 Olen elus olnud küsimuste ees， nagu Miks mina， milleks， kuidas？" oma elus korduvalt ja soovitati， et see raamat "toob maa peale tagasi。"Inimene， kes on suutnud end elus kaotada ning tihti peale just teiste "kaasabil，" mõtleb: "Kuidas edasi， mis saab，" siis ei soovita seda lugeda。 Raamatust saab küll teada， kuidas olla mõteteta olevikus， kuidas minevik hüljata jne， kuid ise elus raputus Mina ei lugenud seda raamatut vabatahtlikuna， mis tähendab seda， et ei olnud selline vaba aja meeldiv lugemine。 Olen elus olnud küsimuste ees， nagu Miks mina， milleks， kuidas？" oma elus korduvalt ja soovitati， et see raamat "toob maa peale tagasi。"Inimene， kes on suutnud end elus kaotada ning tihti peale just teiste "kaasabil，" mõtleb: "Kuidas edasi， mis saab，" siis ei soovita seda lugeda。 Raamatust saab küll teada， kuidas olla mõteteta olevikus， kuidas minevik hüljata jne， kuid ise elus raputusi kogenuna tean öelda， et see ei toimi！ Kui inimesel on all pettumused， kurbus， viha jne， ei saa neid "tühistada。" Need raskused ja tunded on jäänud inimese rakumällu， emotsionaalkehasse ja kõike muud ning raamat küll nende tervendamist ei toeta。Nõustun， et ajaga harjutades toimib， aga kui inimene on näiteks suitsiidi äärel ja ülbete inimeste keskel， toidetakse teda negatiivsusega ja tal pole jõudu。 Aga sellest saavad aru vaid saatusekaaslased， empaadid ja targemad spetsialistid。Seega soovitan lugeda neil， kes on "keskmises tasakaalus" ja andku aga tuld！ Aga muredele see leevendust ei too。 Selle lugemine tekitab üksjagu segadust， sest ma ei saa ikka aru， olles suhelnud ka gurudega ja valgustöötajatega， et milleks on vaja seda tundetust？ Milleks mulle vaja "mitte millegi tundmist？" Ümber tõlgituna siis: Kas on ikka normaalne mitte kordagi mõelda minevikust？ Kas on vajalik mitte kordagi tunda negatiivset tunnet？"Raamat kirjutab ise ju， et negatiivsed tunded ja reaktsioonid on "harjumus" ja minevikus tuhnimine ärritab， aga vahel oleks ju seda ka vaja？ Negatiivsed tunded jm teevadki ju inimesest inimese。 Milleks peale sundida seda， et inimene peab olema Jumal， Ohverdaja， Päästja？ Ta on seda ju， kui ei tunne kordagi halba ega raskust， mõtete segadust。Olen nõus， et hulluks end mõelda pole mõtet ja nuttu löristada， kui jube oli 15 a tagasi peksa saada（Pole ise saanud）。 Aga enam nõustun， et "tundetu robot" olla ei tahaks。 Kui see on midagi üllast ja normaalset， tuleb selleni ikka kasvada。 Seetõttu ka näide "keskmisest inimesest。" Hüljatu， suitsidaalne （taas ei tasu mõelda， et seda olen， aga olin） tunneb enda sadade mõtete， tunnete sees seda lugedes aga segadust。 Ja mina ei räägi vaid enda eest， vaid saatusekaaslaste eest！Lugemine ise jääb minusugusele tulemärgile natuke igavaks ja üksluiseks， kuid ilma eriliste põimlauseteta， mõttekäikude ja metafoorideta on tegemist iseenesest lihtsa lugemisega。 Kes tahavad õndsusetaevas kiikuda， on "Aabits" selle jaoks kättesaadav。 。。。more
Anja Orehek
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hvalijo in hvalijo in ko končno zberem pogum in se ga lotim， se （upam da） lotim napačne。zdaj！ je sestavljena iz vprašanj in dolgih odgovorov。 zahtevala je vso mojo moč， da sem prišla čez prvo poglavje， polno zavijanja moči in treskanja dlani ob čelo zaradi izkrivljanja in napačnega razumevanja drugih religij。 vprašanja mi gredo vedno na živce， ker so postavljena z namenom， da podprejo teorijo， pomagajo pri razvoju， ne pa da najdejo luknje。 niso vprašanja， ki bi jih postavili neverniki， novinci。 hvalijo in hvalijo in ko končno zberem pogum in se ga lotim， se （upam da） lotim napačne。zdaj！ je sestavljena iz vprašanj in dolgih odgovorov。 zahtevala je vso mojo moč， da sem prišla čez prvo poglavje， polno zavijanja moči in treskanja dlani ob čelo zaradi izkrivljanja in napačnega razumevanja drugih religij。 vprašanja mi gredo vedno na živce， ker so postavljena z namenom， da podprejo teorijo， pomagajo pri razvoju， ne pa da najdejo luknje。 niso vprašanja， ki bi jih postavili neverniki， novinci。 so vprašanja， za katera verniki mislijo， da bi jih tisti na drugi strani vprašali。 očitno nisem končala。 kakšen drug tolle， ki bi ga lahko prebrala z manj razočaranja v drugi roki？ 。。。more
Nathalia J Edholm
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