Michael J Roads

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I've only read Talking to Nature, Journey into Nature, Journey into Oneness, and Into A Timeless Realm so far. They are something of a trilogy, with the fourth book being a prequel to his other journies but the stuff that happened in that one was infused back into his memory when he was at a level to accept it. I didn't explain it very well, but read them in that order and it makes sense. Along with a few other books (Astral Dynamics among them), random conversations in real life and on the internet, his writing comprise the majority of my spirituality. They are truly amazing, I've read them 3 times and each time there are moments that make me cry/laugh with a weird mix of appreciation of the beauty and complexity and simplicity of all that is, sadness, understanding, confusion, and pure joy. It's non-fiction but it's hard to believe when you just hear the basic outline of the events in his life, but easy to believe when you're reading them. It seems like it would fit into the huge stinking mass of new age pop psychology drivel that pervades alot of well-meaning people's minds, but it has a feeling of truth that pervades every page. Not to say that I believe everyword out of hand, I learned where that can take you from Robert Bruce, but it's the best explanation of what's all this is that I've heard so far and I hold it all has only possible (and likely) until I happen to experience it. Some of which I have in certain amazing moments of my life thus far. I can't wait to read his other one's. Being out in the boonies of Maine doesn't help in getting copies for free at the library, so I'll have to go on amazon or something. I can't recommend his writings enough. Happy reading. Ben