What are you reading right now?

Currently reading...

"Revenge of the Sith" Matthew Stover

"The Art of Peace" Morihei Ueshiba (reread)

"The Tao of Yoda" D.W. Kreger

"A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" George RR Martin

Bazaar of Bad Dreams-Stephen King

tyburn.jig wrote: I just finished reading the book Be Here Now by Ram Dass. It was really good! Have any of you read it?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Be_Here_Now_(book)

Haven't read it, but it looks like it belongs on my list!

Right now I'm reading The Jedi in the Lotus by Steven J. Rosen, which I highly recommend. It covers a lot of the Campbell influence on Star Wars coming from a Hindu perspective... Good read!

"Young Goodman Brown" by Nathaniel Hawthorne
"Garden Cities of To-Morrow" by Ebenezer Howard

The former novel addresses the concepts of good and evil, while the latter is one of the books that inspired Walt Disney's original design for EPCOT.

Regards,
Austin

I just finished "City of Thieves" by David benioff. It's a great book about an older mans recollection of what it was like to grow up in Leningrad during World War 2. I would highly recommend this book it is a shorter read but it immediately became one of my favorites. It is a shining example of perseverance in dark times and a young mans will to survive.

I am Reading

Big Magic
By Elizabeth Gilbert

Inner Christianity (Do not remember the Author)

A Religion of Ones Own
By Thomas Moore

and for fun listening To the Audiobook of Darth Plaguies while i surf the internet.

i am currently reading The Ways Of a Peaceful Warrior by Dan Milman. It's very interesting and useful for a Jedi who wants to learn how to be a peaceful warrior and protector. I recommend it to you all if you want to read it.

peace wrote: i am currently reading The Ways Of a Peaceful Warrior by Dan Milman. It's very interesting and useful for a Jedi who wants to learn how to be a peaceful warrior and protector. I recommend it to you all if you want to read it.

Indeed. I've read it years ago, along with the sequels: Sacred Journey of the Peaceful Warrior and The Journeys of Socrates. I also enjoyed the 2006 film of that novel. They contain a lot of good lessons.

"The Way of the Bow" as an Apprenticeship assignment

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