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SabGinesi
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Starting this book today, it's a recommendation from my Dad so I'm hoping it is good!

Thank you Dad! 💜

#book #powerofnow #selfhelp

AmyG This is a wonderful book. Ha, if only I could live more in the “now”. I keep trying. 3mo
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LizzyGirl86
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Buddy read with Mama!! ❤️❤️❤️ @Bklover

Bklover My copy looks like the dog ate it but I‘m ready!! 5mo
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Chelsea.Poole
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Pickpick

I was finishing this heavyweight nonfiction title about human enlightenment just as the Israel crisis began. I was feeling like everything in this age was great with the caveat of the ever present racism, social injustices, and on and on…but then.
Pinker makes the case that we‘re living in the best time possible and that humans will only continue to get smarter, better able to deal with death and disease and hopefully live in peace.⬇️

Chelsea.Poole The recent events have changed my view and subsequently my review. I do still feel hope, but this most recent devastation feels like a major set back for all the world. I can‘t say things are perfect, but I do have hope for the future and do still believe things are better in this age than they have been at any other point in history. He convinced me of that. 6mo
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nabilnhd
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20th Anniversary Edition
The Power of Now
- a guide to a spiritual enlightment -

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dabbe
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#BookBinge
#Spirituality
@Eggs
@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

When I need some spiritual guidance, I go to this book and my pups. #carpediem

Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks Perfect 👍🏻 😽 8mo
Eggs Brilliant choice 🐶👏🏻🐱 8mo
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UwannaPublishme I ❤️ this book! 🙌🏻 8mo
dabbe @Eggs 🤩🤗😍 8mo
dabbe @UwannaPublishme 💙🖤🩵 8mo
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mruiz6

One of the best books I have read

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swynn
Conversations on the Plurality of Worlds | Bernard le Bovier de Fontenelle, M. de (Bernard Le Bovier) Fontenelle
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Pickpick

(1686) I picked this up because of a passing reference to Fontenelle in Eliza Haywood's "Love in Excess." It's a book on astronomy, written for a popular audience (especially for women), claiming that the planets are inhabited and that each star has a solar system like ours. It's dated, obviously, but its conversational tone, imagination, and humor make it surprisingly readable even today. It is easy to see why it sold so well in its own time.

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Sophronisba
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You think you've picked up an accessible narrative history, and then Jurgen Habermas shows up in the first paragraph.

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Johnanthonymiller
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Pickpick

The Age of Voltaire is book #9 of #11 in the Durants' History of Civilization series. Well-written and extremely detailed, the series is a must read for history lovers. Settle in for a long read though. Each volume is 800 -1000 pages.

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Andrew65
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dabbe And it's a whopper of one. ❣️ 14mo
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