How to Know God Paperback – February 17, 2000

I have seen and heard of Dr Chopra for years and quite frankly I thought he was a bit of a charlatan. I based this opinion, not on what I heard or read in his books, tapes, or interviews, but on an innate or natural skepticism that has limited me in many areas of my life. That was until late December of last year when I stumbled on 'How to Know God' in the Pretoria Public Library. At the time I picked up the book I was feeling a bit of a resentment cum disappointment at a situation in my life which failed to materialize the way I wanted it to. So I picked up the book to divert the feelings I was having, but a deeper sense said check it out. I checked it out and began reading it almost immediately. And almost immediately I felt the first of a number of epiphanies that have taken place during each of the five times I have read and savored his book.I know this man is right on and what his work has done has set me on a much deeper and freer path then I was on prior to picking up the book. It has simplified the world of theology to the point where I no longer have to consult intermediaries and I am 'Good to Go, based on a simple reliance on God rather then a reliance on dogma, theology or pastor. I recommend this book strongly to fellow travelers, as I do his book and audio-book 'The 3rd Jesus'Mike Conway

I LOVE this book, but wanted to make everyone aware that this audio version is "abridged". I am a little disappointed, as I am also reading the "full" version as part of a study group and have found that many of what I consider important "stories" have been edited out of the audio version. I wish that we were given the option of purchasing either the full or abridged version on audio.That said, this book is transformational and I cannot recommend it enough!

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