77. The Associate by John Grisham (hmm. funny, i remember this plot in two other Grisham books....)
78. The Legend of Sleepy Hollow by Washington Irving -a classic-
79. The Secret by Rhonda Byrne -potentially life-changing: i am definitely impressed with the content of this book, although the format/writing could be improved, but i am so overwhelmed (in a good way) with the statetements in here that I don't even know where to begin thinking about how it effects life and religion. we are all made of energy that has been in existence for the span of mankind and will be in existence once we leave. that doesn't sound like a lot, but think about it: there are so many spin-offs of thought in this one profound little statement from a book: does that mean reincarnation exists- if our energy is just transferring to the next generation then aren't we somehow transferring to the next generation? the power from God is energy which He created us with and the universe with, so we are actually part of God, which makes me wonder if Jesus was God's son, but also an allegory for all human kind that realizes this because in reality we are all God's sons/daughters. this could totally blow the lid off of why Christianity differs from Judaism and Islam in that Jesus was God's son, whereas he only exists in other religions, but it not God's son. but if this were English literature at its' finest, then Jesus could be real but also the biggest, most powerful allegory or metaphor of all time! think about it for a second, because i'm not just raving right now, nor am i blaspheming, in case you were wondering. I have total faith and belief in God and Jesus, Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. don't get me wrong, but i also happen to have a lot of background in literary analysis and it is really getting the most of me, but what if i'm on to something here? read The Secret and think real hard while you are reading it- it'll blow your mind.
78. The Legend of Sleepy Hollow by Washington Irving -a classic-
79. The Secret by Rhonda Byrne -potentially life-changing: i am definitely impressed with the content of this book, although the format/writing could be improved, but i am so overwhelmed (in a good way) with the statetements in here that I don't even know where to begin thinking about how it effects life and religion. we are all made of energy that has been in existence for the span of mankind and will be in existence once we leave. that doesn't sound like a lot, but think about it: there are so many spin-offs of thought in this one profound little statement from a book: does that mean reincarnation exists- if our energy is just transferring to the next generation then aren't we somehow transferring to the next generation? the power from God is energy which He created us with and the universe with, so we are actually part of God, which makes me wonder if Jesus was God's son, but also an allegory for all human kind that realizes this because in reality we are all God's sons/daughters. this could totally blow the lid off of why Christianity differs from Judaism and Islam in that Jesus was God's son, whereas he only exists in other religions, but it not God's son. but if this were English literature at its' finest, then Jesus could be real but also the biggest, most powerful allegory or metaphor of all time! think about it for a second, because i'm not just raving right now, nor am i blaspheming, in case you were wondering. I have total faith and belief in God and Jesus, Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. don't get me wrong, but i also happen to have a lot of background in literary analysis and it is really getting the most of me, but what if i'm on to something here? read The Secret and think real hard while you are reading it- it'll blow your mind.
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