Hi,

I've been interested in Spirituality for a long time, almost all my life and being raised in a Catholic home it seemed pretty one sided with the way the church was making it all seem like. I could never truly connect to the religion and have been on the look out for something that I could feel inside; that's what or how I want my spiritual journey to look like.So for a while I was pretty much Atheist, I didn't believe in anything, but my self. This were hard, and of course I was always on the prowl for something that might help me. After many years, I have stumbled onto a book named: "Master and the Green Eyed Hope" and it basically set me free in a way you can only feel, not explain. Moments in the book I began to feel how I've never really felt before. I began to feel whole, with some sort of philosophy or ideas that I understood and could relate to. Unlike some of the religious prospectives' or even some of the new age stuff out there. So i have decided that I want to recommend it to as many people as possible because when I read it, it changed my life and I became a completely new person. I read what world wide renowned experts said about the book and I agree with them, this book reads like an amazing adventure and ``This is at once a fun novel, a creative fiction, a scientific journey and a true life story``. A true Gem!! Here's a few links if you guys are interested:

Amazon Kindle Version
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B008R454RA/ref=rdr_kindle_ext_tmb

Smash Words
http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/209751

Authonomy where you can see what over 250 other people thought of the book as well as some of the book for free:
http://authonomy.com/books/22837/master-and-the-green-eyed-hope/

And the blog where you can find 3 chapters free:
http://thechamberof7powers.blogspot.ca/

I've read a lot of books on this subject or rather in broad broad subject and views on all kinds of spirituality and I have yet to find anything that has made such an impact on my life. I hope at least you guy can check it out!

Cheers!

P.S. In the book there is mention of the so called "God"-figure but it is an approach that might be very interesting to the people here. Let me know what you guys think!