"Alice Miller speaks out to the child within us all. As someone who dares to be informed by the stark reality of her own childhood, she is sadly a rarity within professional circles."
"Reinstating an ancient dishevelled olive farm can’t always be honey and roses. Carol Drinkwater tells her story with a genuinely honest, entertaining and intriguing through line."
"We learn from a master of the pen about the art of writing, while he tells us how the success itself almost killed him…so interesting, remarkably candid … thank you Mr King."
"Castaneda’s first book takes us on an epic journey, beyond the boundary, where we leave the modern, material world and learn to live with absolute impunity in the other."
"I remember meeting and practising yoga with Erich, in the early 70s, when he was living in England; a genuinely nice guy, who developed a true insight and passion for the art, as seen in this book."
"He may have had his flaws, but Dr RD Laing stepped up to the institution of mental illness when he was truly a voice in the wilderness; I saw him do it."
"A psychiatrist lays it on the line; Bob Johnson gives us a real insight into the master emotion, fear and how it rules the roost for so many of us..."
"This is a gentle and insightful reminder of how yoga envelops the whole of our being. A clear translation of Patanjali's yoga sutras from Sanskrit into English, is an added bonus."
"A fast paced, rollicking ride into the spiritual ether with a yogi who wears his life on his sleeve. Some great insights here, but it’s not for faint hearted."
"Any J. Krishnamurti book will do. He tells us with such refined clarity, how so many of us are caught up in going from A to B, while we miss out on that which surrounds us, the whole meaning of life…"
"From his youth, Dr K Raman has worked closely with BKS Iyengar. If you are a yoga teacher, or indeed interested in how yoga can be integrated with Western medicine, this is a great acquisition."
"The echoes of Jiddu Krishnamurti ring out in the words of Eckart Tolle. For those of us who seem hell bent on racing toward the cliff edge, The Power of Now reads like a blast of fresh air."
"From behind the closed door of a major stroke, Dr Taylor comes through and speaks out to the presence of a tangible harmony in all of us. A Remarkable testament to awareness and who we really are."
"An autobiography that reads like a novel. All too aware of what’s left behind, he dips in and out of the theatre of his past, with the dexterity of the master playwright"
"Before Dylan, before Brando, before the Beatles, before Easy Rider, before Hunter S Thompson, there was Keruac. Never sure about his credentials, but you can’t pass this book."
