I have never before read a book that touched my life for so long. I first read the book on it's first printing, I believe it was in the 60's. remembering this book as an adult, i was in a desperate search to find a copy......It was no longer in print......yet two years into my search..out of the blue..it came back out in a reprint........I again am searching for this book .....not for me but for those around me. this book carries the highest form of healing i have ever came across in my life.. I would deffinently recomend reading this book......and buy a second to share so you don't lose yours.

This book shed an incredible light to my existing faith. My father died of cancer at an early age of 69. The title of this book was mentioned to be by a very young stranger, that for some unknown reason knew I should read this book. This book gives you the realization of the supreme being and that everyday is a planned lesson that we must learn to reach God. It teaches that good and bad must be experienced to perfect our souls. It will reveal to anyone that we can surpass all that life on this side offers and when we have finished the testing ground, we will reach "Many Wonderful Things"

I read this book many years ago and have been looking for another copy ever since to loan out to friends. I'm so pleased to find it available here. This is the true-life experiment of a group of people in 1956 Boulder, Colorado who decided to explore past-life regression through hypnosis. Whether or not you believe the experience happened as stated, you will be moved by the words that pass from the lips of the unconsious subject. I was deeply moved by this book and found that the proof of its validity lie in the practice of its lessons. We are taken not only into the remarkable past lives of this woman, but more importantly, into that wonderful place between lives where the true self is able to find expression without the restraints of the personality or ego. This is a must-read book for anyone interested in hypno-therapy, reincarnation or spirituality.

Robert Kennedy was my very first hero as a child. He was certainly the man for everyone; he was the voice of many.

This delightful book provides some personal insights regarding the man's character and political make up. Personal quotes from letters, documents and people who knew him create a strong sense of the man he was.

It is a shame this book is out of print because it would be such a welcome addition to any library of Robert Kennedy. The author not only treats him with respect; he views him with an affectionate eye and an almost sympathetic awe.

Robert Kennedy was indeed an awe-inspiring person. Diligence was a trait that marked him his entire life. Mildly dyslexic as a boy, he would, by adult life become well versed in classic literature. Acrophobic his entire life, he would, in 1965 climb a previously unscaled mountain in Canada with two professional climbers out of love for his slain brother, the late President. This single act is very inspirational because he tabled his biggest fear and was able to act out of love. From all accounts, this man felt displaced among his older, more outgoing siblings. His was the classic "shouting to be heard" story. In adult life, his voice would become the voice of many; his voice would be one readily and eagerly listened to and taken very seriously.

His untimely death in 1968 leaves a painful void in history; one can never help wondering what this at core good, committed and compassionate and very driven man would have accomplished had he won the 1968 Presidential Election.

I have read many books about Robert Kennedy in the past 20+ years and found this book to be one of the most personal and enjoyable biographies of Bobby. The author has access to many papers and people not previously quoted. While other books take more of a historical look at Bobby, this book is more personal. The reader will feel as if they know Bobby, which makes the ending all the more painful. It was a fairly quick read because I could hardly put the book down.

Having just seen the exhibit of Robert Heinecken at LACMA I can say this book is a very complete collection of his work. The pictures are beautiful and clearly show the brilliance of his craft. It is my first experience with his work and I am in love with it! The collection is a collage of photography and media related pictures mixed and overlapped expertly in erotic and humourous fashions. Heinecken uses eroticism blatanly and beautifully and his nudes are drawn on and overlapped with various images and often surrounded with written commentary by the artist. If you can't see the exhibit this is a beautiful book to experience a revolutionary artist!