Your Immortal Reality: How to Break the Cycle of Birth and Death by Gary Renard Summary and Reviews
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Book Reviews of Your Immortal Reality: How to Break the Cycle of Birth and Death
Book Review: A Great Spiritual Book
Summary: 5 Stars
I love this book. It's very entertaining and clear, and presents a real method for breaking the cycle of birth and death. That secret has to do with a specific form of advanced forgiveness, which heals the blocks in the mind that prevent us from ending reincarnation. I completely enjoyed this book. Read the other reviews, and don't miss it!Book Review: Important Continuation of the Disappearance of the Universe (DU)
Summary: 5 Stars
When I first heard Gary Renard was working on another book, I thought "well what else is there to say after the DU?" Well, in some ways, a lot! It's true that the message is always about forgiveness and the Love of God. It's also true that the message can become lost when infused with various controversies among Course students or from those of other spiritual paths. In light of this, YIR (Your Immortal Reality) serves as an important corrective for controversies that have sprung up recently in the Course community (if you could call it that) as well as a corrective for several ancillary spiritual teachings that have in various ways become associated with ACIM. As a brief example, Gary's teachers address the editing of the text of ACIM, the story of which has been somewhat distorted among some students; as another example, they address kinesiology, something of a buzzword these days.
Suffice to say there are several such topics that can make it difficult for students of ACIM to get to the heart of what the text is saying. Gary's new book does an excellent job of framing these issues and of bringing us back to the unadulterated message of ACIM. And, as usual, the text is full of extremely interesting tidbits about history (including an offhanded remark about Shakespeare that almost made me fall out of my chair) or about the future (better break out those Star Trek DVDs). I could go on . . .
I love Gary's books. They're fun to read and, as I work through them, I have that rare feeling that every word is vital and important, especially upon reading Pursah's dictation of the Gospel of Thomas. I devoured YIR in one reading the day I got it, and have since been reading it more methodically. And I'll probably read it a third time after that. Yes, there is more to say; I hope I have ears to hear.
Book Review: "Hold on to yer hat!"
Summary: 5 Stars
Gary Renard, as his penultimate incarnation, conveys yet another masterful tool to accelerate the deliverance from our Dreams of Death. This is supreme MetaPhysics folks! And it's intended for all the souls who'd like to quit screwing around in the spiritual supermarket & make some serious strides in the escape from hell. As such, Your Immortal Reality, like the Course, is quite incongruent with fluffy New Age dogma. One reason being that it identifies Consciousness - and the hollow theologies that derive from it - as the domain of the ego. Sounds pretty hardcore (to say the least) and may provoke some resistance. Nevertheless, I feel blessed this book has appeared & can barely fathom the magnificence thereof.Book Review: A Great Read
Summary: 5 Stars
This book is filled with fascinating events, great teachings and a wonderful sense of humor. Renard's bluntness and clarity are like a breath of fresh air. His teachers are the same as the first book and they continue to deliver top notch teachings in a way everyone can accept and understand. Your Immortal Reality also tells more of Renard's personal story. I feel like I know him and where he's coming from a lot better now. This is a great follow up to "The Disappearance of the Universe" and a great read. Book Review: Doesn't Compromise
Summary: 5 Stars
I love this book because it doesn't compromise at all on its radical message or the message of "A Course in Miracles." You also get the complete Gospel of Thomas in one chapter the way it was meant to be given and without the sayings that were added on later by others. Most importantly, the book is fun to read and Renard's sense of humor shines through. This is a very advanced spiritual book put in easy to understand, everyday language. I'm reading it again.