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Handbook of the Navigator November 25, 2006

Posted by The Probabilist in : [Books], Consciousness, Personal Growth, Philosophy, Purpose, Beliefs, Science, Weird , trackback

This particular book by Eric Pepin is somewhat different from those I usually read. And it’s not for all kinds of readers either. Since this book is of a spiritual and philosophical nature I wouldn’t suggest it to those who are very rigid in their ways and thinking. Not knowing what kind of insights the Handbook of the Navigator delivers I just started and kept on reading it until the end.

Being the founder of the Higher Balance Institute, he wrote this book as support or a guide to better grasp what kind of services he offers through his website and why the message is of importance to us. In summary the Handbook of the Navigator contains his experiences, what the navigator is, what our purposes are, different perspectives on consciousness, who or what God is, how the universe was created, the concept of duality, what the soul is and for, awakening from our sleep, multi-dimensional meditation and lastly, how to awaken.

At this point I’d like to express that the content is not just about metaphysical and spiritual issues, but he uses a great deal of biology and science as well to explain why there is more to the universe than simply what our five sense can comprehend and experience. To me, these were the most interesting bits of information along with the somewhat philosophical approaches of defining the existence and meaning of the universe and ourselves.

I also like the way he writes - very thought-provoking to say the least. I’m not very much into psychic phenomena and spiritual experiences because I have yet to experience them to be able to make a statement regarding them. But as I’ve started to use a more successful approach in reaching truth and belief, I’ve managed to become even more open-minded to books like this one. It’s your level of awareness that ultimately defines how useful this book is to you. Besides, it’s available for download free of charge over at this website.

Handbook of the Navigator