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You wouldn’t dare,’ I said contemptuously. ‘You’re not the type to pull triggers, Vyland. That’s why you employ this big hatchet-man here. Besides, who would fix up the bathyscaphe then?’ It is not advised to read The Master Key in four days or less but if time is all you have, then why not, with the intention of underlining and highlighting and revisiting time and again. The Key is a fictional novel but is inspired by Kathryn Hughes visit to Denbigh Asylum in North Wales. ‘ Known by locals as simply, The Mental, it housed over 1,500 patients at its peak. It’s a vast building situated in acres of lush Welsh countryside with panoramic views of the mountains of Snowdonia.’ Este libro es trancendental, y causó gran impacto para mí como algunos aspectos muy básicos pasan despercibidos gran parte de la vida de la mayoria de las personas, por eso mismo el autor nos invita a utilizar nuestra mente conciente que es un gigante adormecido. One of THE most disappointing ends to a series. I was so bored skimming the last 40% of this and I'm glad it's over so I can read something else.

I suspect some readers will find it abstract and hippiish. But set it aside and think about every chapter. I also hated what became of Matt. Really he changed and began to speak exactly like Arkarian or one of the Tribunal - in old fashioned tones. I realize he changed through his training, but to the point of practically being a whole new character was a bit of a leap for me to make. I would have liked it if he had been a little more of himself before the training.

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Ethan’s power of illusion is never explained and can be anything for the plot. It’s an illusion that is real…so not an illusion then? I needed a break from the psychological thrillers and I’m so glad I chose this book to read as an escape! Sarah werkt in de plaatselijke bibliotheek en het is haar droom om een boek te schrijven. Ze raakt geobsedeerd door een vervallen herenhuis waar voorheen het Mental Health Act in gehuisvest was, ook wel Ambergate genoemd en wil daar haar boek over schrijven. Samen met Nathan die het pand gekraakt heeft duikt ze in het verleden van het oude gesticht en ontrafelt ze wel een zeer bijzonder geheim, dat ook haar eigen toekomst zal veranderen. Like every MacLean book, you have a sort of 'everyman' anti-hero caught up in a dangerous, thrilling situation. Of course this man is more than he seems and this will come out as the story progresses. In the prologue to this story, a small cargo aircraft carrying cargo (of some value it seems) from Colombia to Florida is shot down by a fighter jet. This is witnessed (via radio communication) by the partner (and pilot's brother) of the cargo business. Also on board is the wife and child of the man witnessing the event.The meeting point for the Ceremony of the Keys is the main entrance to the Tower of London, West Gate.

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Okay, yes it's deep. But I'm a deep kinda gal - as anyone who knows me will attest. But there is absolutely more to see than the eye can behold in its limited physical form...It's no wonder that after reading this book, Bill Gates dropped out of college and followed his dream via the methods outlined in this book. See what happens when one man understands the power of thought? One can literally change the world. Charles F Haanel, writing in the early 1900s, was so utterly convinced of his message that his book is very inspiring. He tells us with complete conviction that we are not separate from the power and the creative energy that gave birth to all that is; we are a part of it. He implores us to recognize this so that we can realize that our lives are truly under our control by virtue of the thoughts we have and the feelings that they generate. This is exactly what Tolle says also, only Haanel is interested in using this knowledge to mould our lives to get what we want in a material sense. Tolle stops short of that, limiting his teaching to how we will achieve peace in life by fully accepting what is. Such total acceptance does, however, dovetail with Haanel's message because, if one is fighting and hating what is actually going on at any given time, you are sending out the energy for more of the same (the law of attraction). We are beings whose link with the creative energy that gave birth to the world is our thoughts. Haanel goes into great detail about how to train our minds so that we will think only constructive thoughts that lead to positive feelings that will lead to favorable outcomes in our lives. He uses the concepts of visualisations and affirmations, and here was I thinking that those were modern ideas! Haanel, who belonged to the American Scientic League, claims that his message is empirically proven and, certainly, his book is the most logical take on this subject that I have ever read. That is why I found it so encouraging. Highly recommended for anyone needing to go a little further in their search for answers to the meaning of life and all that stuff. Skaičiau ir mėgavausi puikiai parašyta knyga, gražia kalba, įdomia istorija ir kažkokia sklindančia ramybe. Pastaroji, gal labiau priklausė man, bet ji taip puikiai atspindėjo knygą, jog negalėjau priešintis ir savo emocijų atskirti nuo istorijos.

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By far the best book I've read in this genre. Hands down. Charles Haanel delivers with the title of a Master Key System. Don't read this as a book. Don't listen to the audio. This is a 23 week course put into book form. That's an injustice to the content, however that's how it's now delivered. It isn't all doom and gloom, there are tender moments and a mystery to the plot which reaches a satisfying ending. Can't wait to read more from this author. I am hooked on MacLean. Glad I have so many more to read. Warning: I am never going to rate a MacLean less than 4 stars, even if just for the British English and the writing. Given the subject matter and how the story revolves around it so much, it tells you just how much research the author must have done, all of which definitely paid off.This is exactly what Sarah does as the past and the present become intertwined in this story of a young woman who’s actions would unwittingly affect her future and that of others for over half a century.