Stillness Speaks by Eckhart Tolle Summary and Reviews
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Book Reviews of Stillness Speaks
Book Review: A Portal to Serenity
Summary: 5 Stars
Stillness is a word that contains everything. Distinctive from Mr. Tolle's other two bestsellers, Q & A formatted THE POWER OF NOW and ten-chaptered well-paced A NEW EARTH, STILLNESS SPEAKS is a work of brief, meditative quotes on truth. This peaceful book is small enough to go anywhere with you and serves as a quick portal to Serenity. When one becomes so still and unencumbered by thoughts, one's limited being is dissolved and the surrounding all life can breath through this formless state~ Thoughts belong to this world; stillness is the language of heaven.
A New Earth: Awakening to Your Life's Purpose (Oprah's Book Club, Selection 61)
Book Review: A Real Let Down
Summary: 1 Stars
I would have much preferred to read this book in paperback. The value for the money in hardback just was not there. I mean 17 dollars for blank spaces is a lot to ask.Book Review: A SHAME
Summary: 1 Stars
Stillness Speaks is just warmed over Power of Now, but without the insights.I am so tired of publishers trying to cash in on past hits with less than notable followups. This book is a fine example of a publisher trying to make a hit of a book based on the sale success of the author's first book that was published in 1999. It has been five years since the first book, so I have to ask the question: Hasn't the publisher learned anything during that time? Why put something out for the public to read that is not true and up to scratch? Why not be honest with readers and say that there is not another book to publish. Honesty and being truthful with readers goes along way!Book Review: A Shameful Addition
Summary: 1 Stars
This is the book that follows The Power of Now? The publisher must be kidding. What a shame. There is nothing here but a void. Darkness overshawdows this book and I as a reader was let down by the author's myopic views that lack real insight.Book Review: A Slap In the Face
Summary: 1 Stars
144 pages of disappointment. I cant believe that Eckart Tolle would put his name behind a book like this. What was he thinkng?