The following books are highly recommended.  They provide essential information, knowledge, verification and insight into many of the topics mentioned in this website.  It will be periodically edited and updated.  Have an enjoyable journey expanding your Mind.

Rosalyn L. Bruyere, Wheels of Light.  New York:  Fireside Book, 1994.  We quote from the book: "Chakra" is a Sanskrit word used by Hindus.  It literally means "wheel of light".   Reverend Bruyere was one of the healers who participated in Dr. Valerie Hunts experiments (see below).  There seems to be much diversity in chakraic interpretations, probably stemming from early translations of Hindu texts by western authors.  We feel this to be more accurate based upon our empirical, practical observations.  This is the system of chakras that we use, practice and advocate.

Harold Saxton Burr, Blueprint for Immortality, The Electric Patterns of Life.  Saffron Walden:  The C.W. Daniel Company, 1972.  A short, concise book in which Dr. Burr summarizing his research of the fields of life, L-fields for short, spanning from 1916-1968.  Dr. Burr not only provides concrete scientific measurements of L-fields, but he also succinctly describes the intricate process of devicing sensitive electronical instrumentation to measure L-fields.  Dr. Burr was a member of the faculty of Yale University School of Medicine for 43 years, teaching anatomy and neuro-anatomy.

Barbara Chang, Riding Quantum Waves, A 7-Step Plan for Manifesting Desires in the Information Age.  Big Bear, CA: Destiny Technologies Press, 2006.  This groundbreaking manual provides time-valued pratical tools for transforming your wildest dreams into reality by harnessing the awesome powers of energy to achieve mind-bending results in presonal fillment.

Barbara Chang, The Game of Life, An Introductory Exploration into the Mysteries of Spirit.  Big Bear, CA: Destiny Technologies Press, 2008.  In our humanity, we are united by a compulsion to find answers in life. This introductory volume is Volume One of a 4-volume series on "An Intimate Contact with Humanity". Its goal is to demystify the mystery; to bridge discord and friction; and to open exploration, reflection and discovery to every single human being who seeks to master the game of life.

Barbara Hand Clow, Chiron, Rainbow Bridge Between the Inner and Outer Planets. St. Paul, Llewellyn Publications, 2001.  Written by the transformational astrologer, Barbara Hand Clow, about Chiron, epic of the wounded healer and a supposedly new planet in our solar system.  Clow no longer gives personal astrology readings, and specializes in galactic astrological research.  Some of her newer books are a bit too "way out" for us, but we like this one.  Its worth checking out.  For those of you who are astrally gifted and inspired, you may want to also check out, The Pleidian Agenda.  (Be prepared, though.  It is a bit "out there".)

Richard Dawkins, The Selfish Gene.  Oxford, Oxford University Press, 1990.   Well written, easy to follow, and oftentimes delightfully witty musings about genetics can possibly preselect behavioral traits such as altrism, exploitation, deceit and survival.

Roger Fisher, et al, Getting to Yes: Negotiating Agreement Without Giving In.  New York:  Penguin Group, 1991.  Easy to follow, effective results, good tool for understanding the process of negotiating change.

James Gleick, Chaos, Making a New Science.  New York:  Penguin Books, 1987.  The fascinating world of fractals and fractal theories.

Brian Greene, The Elegant Universe, Superstrings, Hidden Dimensions, and the Quest for the Ultimate Theory.  New York:  Vintage Books, 1999.   A very readable and understandable book for the layperson on the history of theory of relativity, quantum physics, string and super-string theories, and simplified definitions and explanations of what things are in the field of quantum physics.

John Gribbin, In Search of Schroedinger's Cat, Quantum Physics and Reality.  New York:  Bantam Books, 1984.   An introduction to quantum physics for the layperson.

Stephen Hawking, A Brief History of Time, From the Big Bang to Black Holes.  New York:  Bantam Books, 1996.  Written by one of the most eminent theoretical physicist since Einstein.

Napoleon Hill, Think & Grow Rich.  New York:  Random House, 1976.  A classic.  A systematic presentation of how to create and manifest abundance.

Valerie Hunt, Infinite Mind, Science of the Human Vibrations of Consciousness.  Malibu:  Malibu Publishing Co., 1996.  This is by far the book that we singularly recommend consistently and repeatedly.  We suggest that you begin somewhere in the middle.  Start with Chapter 9, which is about pastlivehoods.  Other enlightening chapters are 5 (Mind Field, The Residence of Consciousness and the Soul), 6 (Emotions, The Mind-Field Organization) and 8 (Emotions and the Mystical Experience).  Dont feel guilty if this book sits on your bookshelf for a year or two, before you crack it open.  It is densely packed.  Dr. Hunt conducted experiments measuring the bioenergy fields (auras) of experimental subjects while receiving a variety of bodywork and healing methods.  She was professor of Kinesiology at University of California, Los Angeles.  Dr. Hunt demystifies many current misconceptions about energy healing constructs, such as karma, walk-ins, multiple personality disorders.

Rubin Jordan, Patient Heal Yourself, A Remarkable Health Program Combing Ancient Wisdom with Groundbreaking Clinical Research.  Topanga:  Freedom Press, 2003.  Restoring Your Digestive Health.  Kensington Publishing Corp., 2003.  The Makers Diet.  Penguin Group, 2005.  Three books by the same author.  Chronicles his personal afflictions with Crohns colitis, traveling internationally for treatment by 70 of the worlds top nutritional doctors and experts, took 500 health products, read over 300 books.  The single most effective remedy he found was homeostatic soil organisms (HSO), soil bacteria.  Foremost nutritional, dietary, and immune-enhancing information that is vastly different, far more accurate and effective than any fad diets, pills or supplements.  100% invaluable for your general and intestinal health.

Elizabeth Kubler-Ross, On Death and Dying, and On Grief and Grieving, Finding the Meaning of Grief Through the Five Stages of Loss.  New York:  Scribner, 2005.  Legendary expert on death & dying, spanning thirty-six years and twenty books, Kubler-Ross' model of the five stages of loss is a classic.  Virtuall all psychologists and therapists use this model.  She died on August 24, 2004 at 8:11 PM surrounded by her loved ones.

Joseph Chilton Pearce, Evolution's End, Claiming the Potential of Our Intelligence.  San Francisco:  Harper, 1992.   He's written several other books on similar topics.  We like this one the best.  Integrates current brain/mind scientific research with development and psychology of the "magical" child.  An advocate for play and creative child developmental processes.  Your inner child will appreciate your reading this.

Zecharia Sitchin, The 12th Planet, The Stairway to Heaven, The Wars of the Gods and Men, The Lost Realms, When Time Began, The Cosmic Code, Divine Encounters, Genesis Revisited.  New York:  Avon Books, 1976-.  Among one of the few scholars of ancient civilizations who reads Sumerian, Sitchin deciphers recent Sumerian clay tablets excavated from regions of the Middle East, and extensively compares duplicating written records found in the Bible, Greek, Assyrian, Babylonian and many other ancient civilizations.

Robert Temple, The Sirius Mystery, New Scientific Evidence of Alien Contact 5,000 Years Ago.  Rochester:  Destiny Books, 1998.   Originally published in 1976.  Well researched and gives numerous convincing scholarly details about the Dogon tribal myth about visitations from extraterrestrials some thousands of years ago.  Robert Temple is a scholar of ancient studies and civilizations.

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