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Power of Silence
by Carlos Castaneda
from Washington Square Press

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0

• Truth and the Beholder
  Truth as well as beauty reside in the brain of the beholder. One is heard and one is seen as perfect to the senses.
  My interpretation of the words in this book feel truthful as do those of the Bible, Koran and Bagavad Gita. Myths are made of these.

• A veritable 'Bible' for Self-Knowledge
  I didn't especially care for Castaneda himself, when I met him, and I realize that he may have completely fabricated don Juan and his teachings, but I have recently finished reading "The Power of Silence" for my TENTH time in 35 years, and still find it awesomely powerful and on-point! In fact, each time I read this book, I keep finding ideas and methods that I either hadn't noticed before or had forgotten about. I consider this book a must-read for any serious transformational seeker who wishes to attain... more info

• A book for deep thinkers.
  Carlos Castaneda has once again provided a vivid, detailed description of a new way of thinking. This book is a good read but plan on taking some time with it if you plan to maximize the experience. Thought provoking presentation.

• Power of silence and power of intention
  I came to this Castaneda book upon its mention in Wayne Dyer's "The Power of Intention." Reading them together is a unique experience, and one I suggest.
  As much as "Silence" is about the typical themes as other reviewers have pointed out, the book has a great deal to say about the power of intention. Cultivating full, unemotional intention ("ruthlessness") causes powerful ability to harness perception. Weak, conflicted intention causes one to be acted upon. There is much more to it, of course, and... more info

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