Into the Heart of Truth
I found this book to be illuminating and deep, but not too deep to understand. It rings true to the heart and sets one about to observing the current moment of one's life, instead of the mind chatter of normal life. Well worth reading and a quick read at that. So much to consider in such a quick read.
Good but I find something a bit odd...
While a bit ambiguous in some parts the book over all would be a great complement to anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the self and especially so when combined with their YOGA practice.
I find it odd that the first review thanks the author directly as if they know him and that many of the first reviews only point out the "greatness" of the book. With apparently no critical view points at all. The second is from some one from the same area where the relational yoga center (The place where the author trains) is based out of. The third is from a Jennifer Irwin from WA which happens to be the same name as the person who directed the relational yoga DVD. They are also written within days of each other. I do find this odd and concerning... while I have seen the "review bating" done before I would not expect it from this source IF THIS IS indeed what has taken place. It would be like a movie star and their family being the ones to determine their oscar worthiness.
Thought provoking
I agree with the reader reviews here as far as the book's fascinating general message. On the other hand, the writing style greatly disappointed me. I would love to find a similar book out there that more ably explains the same concepts albeit in a sharper (clearer), less general, and more stimulating manner.
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