Book Review
Enlightenment For Nitwits: The Complete Guide To 2012 & Beyond
by Shepherd Hoodwin
About the Author
Shepherd Hoodwin lives in Laguna Niguel, California. He has been channeling since 1986 and specializes in the fascinating Michael teachings, about how we set up our lifetimes. He is an intuitive, workshop leader, and teacher. He also does healing, mediumship, past-life readings and therapy, counseling, and channeling coaching (teaching others to channel). His most recent book is the humorous "Enlightenment for Nitwits: The Complete Guide to 2012 & Beyond!"
He is the author of "The Journey of Your Soul: A Channel Explores Channeling and the Michael Teachings," "Meditations for Self-Discovery: Guided Journeys for Communicating with Your Inner Self," "Loving from Your Soul: Creating Powerful Relationships," and his most recent book, "Enlightenment For Nitwits:The Complete Guide To 2012 and Beyond."
Upcoming books include "Divine Innervention: How God Stops the Bad Guys Without Ruining Her Hair," "Opening to Healing Energy," "Growing Through Joy," and "Being in the World."
He is the author of "The Journey of Your Soul: A Channel Explores Channeling and the Michael Teachings," "Meditations for Self-Discovery: Guided Journeys for Communicating with Your Inner Self," "Loving from Your Soul: Creating Powerful Relationships," and his most recent book, "Enlightenment For Nitwits:The Complete Guide To 2012 and Beyond."
Upcoming books include "Divine Innervention: How God Stops the Bad Guys Without Ruining Her Hair," "Opening to Healing Energy," "Growing Through Joy," and "Being in the World."
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Book Description
This is perhaps the first metaphysical/self-help humor collection, it is full of wry one-liners along with longer, hilariously mind-bending pieces on a wide range of subjects, tied together by the idea of clueless humans trying to find enlightenment.
"The Keys to Life are yours for the price of a cheap paperback!"
Our Book Review
A very humorous and satirical look at the way different people believe in their way to find enlightenment and make their life a better one.
The author splits the book into cleverly written chapters dealing with main concepts of life and how each stage or function of your growth can be changed by having a more light hearted approach to each situation that arises. You gain the idea as your reading, that in order to attain enlightenment you have to look at how seriously you take yourself, if you take yourself too seriously you wouldn't be able to relax around others and enjoy life more.
The examples used in the chapter are not conventional and could cause offense to some quarters, but having a broad mind and fully understanding 'the teachings' and where the author is coming from, I really enjoyed the humour and the point or moral of the story.
The openness and forwardness of the author in his beliefs and opinions make this book a refreshing one to read, in the current climate where political correctness is rife, it is good for someone to challenge these issues with well constructed reasoning.
In being controversial in his writings you are challenged in your beliefs and as he then goes on to explain his logic about that particular view, you find yourself doubting your original belief.
This book will not appeal to every reader due to some of the examples and views expressed, you have to have a very flexible mind and be open to views that you may not have considered before.
I really enjoyed this book and I don't know by laughing out loud at the humour in the book, if that is the road to enlightenment or it just lifted my spirit, or maybe after all I am just a nitwit !
"Someone asked me, "Why can't everybody be like you?" I explained that if too many people were as hot as I am, it would increase global warming and we'd all drown!"
"If you're going to lose your Self, be sure to leave a forwarding address!"
The author splits the book into cleverly written chapters dealing with main concepts of life and how each stage or function of your growth can be changed by having a more light hearted approach to each situation that arises. You gain the idea as your reading, that in order to attain enlightenment you have to look at how seriously you take yourself, if you take yourself too seriously you wouldn't be able to relax around others and enjoy life more.
The examples used in the chapter are not conventional and could cause offense to some quarters, but having a broad mind and fully understanding 'the teachings' and where the author is coming from, I really enjoyed the humour and the point or moral of the story.
The openness and forwardness of the author in his beliefs and opinions make this book a refreshing one to read, in the current climate where political correctness is rife, it is good for someone to challenge these issues with well constructed reasoning.
In being controversial in his writings you are challenged in your beliefs and as he then goes on to explain his logic about that particular view, you find yourself doubting your original belief.
This book will not appeal to every reader due to some of the examples and views expressed, you have to have a very flexible mind and be open to views that you may not have considered before.
I really enjoyed this book and I don't know by laughing out loud at the humour in the book, if that is the road to enlightenment or it just lifted my spirit, or maybe after all I am just a nitwit !
"Someone asked me, "Why can't everybody be like you?" I explained that if too many people were as hot as I am, it would increase global warming and we'd all drown!"
"If you're going to lose your Self, be sure to leave a forwarding address!"
Our Rating
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I fully support different types of enlightenment. But Christ must be among the first!!
ReplyDeleteThis book looks enlightening and wonderful. I love the blogs on the book tour!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a fun read!
ReplyDeleteYou find so many cool books! Thanks for sharing! Cool book tour!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, I love the title!
ReplyDeleteThe title of this is very cleaver! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYou're always reading a new genre of books! That's one of my problems - I get in a reading rut. This def looks like the kind of book that makes you stretch and laugh!
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