Some books I have been reading

[Blake]

Dear Friends,

I am surprised I haven't started this section of the forum up sooner. I am really passionate about books. I have a pretty good sized library of books related to our topics here, but I am also a huge fan of the public library system and other lending libraries. I always have a stack of books that I am working on.

My current stack of books contains:

Bringers of the Dawn, by Barbara Marciniak (I have already read this one and highly recommend to all.)
Earth, by Barbara Marciniak
Toltec Dreaming, by Ken Eagle Feather
Your Immortal Body of Light, by Mitchell Gibson, M.D. - I have already read this one and I give it 5 stars for significance to the times. I highly recommend this and will be writing a review of this one for sure. Check out Mitchell Gibson's site: http://www.tybro.com
The Mahabarata, by William Buck.
The Emerald Tablets of Thoth-The-Atlantean, by Doreal
Loving Ganesa, by Satguru Sivaya Subramuniyaswami
Kashmir Shaivism - The Secret Supreme, by Swami Lakshman Jee
Beneath a Vedic Sky, by William R. Levacy - (A vedic astrology primer.)

Also some that I have read recently and may review:

Illusions, by Richard Bach
The Ramayana - there is a good version by William Buck out there.

Also what might be really good to start as a thread here are the books that I would suggest, the real classics, new and old, that pertain to the everything we discuss here.

[Blake]

I came across a fascinating story in one of the books I am reading, "Loving Ganesa", (which BTW is an odd spelling for Ganesh or Ganesha - the elephant headed god that I am sure you have seen depicted in various cultures) of a recent miraculous happening.

One day a man offering milk to a statue of Ganesh, found that the milk dissappeared as he offered it. He did it again, and again it disappeared. He became so excited he began to let others know and within a matter of hours, the word spread through Hindus in India then throughout the world. Everywhere during the next day, many people who made offerings to Ganesh found that the milk was absorbed or disappeared. I have seen footage of this on video, which I will attach. But many people who made the offerings didn't even get close enough to touch the statue with the offering. It was absorbed from a few inches away.

These sorts of fantastic or miraculous things only seem to happen sparingly, and there is probably some sort of energetic window, governed by astrological elements, that enable such things to occur.

Here is a video where someone shares some clips from this event: