A Book Review From a Navy Buddy and Author
July 1, 2008 - 11:53am — Marty Murphy
Today I got an email from Bing Kallus, a squadron mate from our Naval Aviation days back in the sixties. Bing has been a good friend, and I have always remembered him as a true craftsman in the idiom of our English language.
Bing assisted me often during the writing of The Mind Whisperer, even tho he is an author of fiction. I just value his input, always have. He is to-the-point, candid and kind, a somewhat rare combination in my experience, especially among the "gifted."
Bing wrote:
So, I was reading your thoughts last night and I came to marvel at the smooth simplicity of it all. I particularly liked the discussion of the breath. Lynn and I were talking about your treatment of it, and if just fits into life (Which I guess is your point). It fits with Yoga. It fits with Chigong and it fits with good singing practice. You sly devil.
Bing
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In these days of Tolle, Chopra, Dyer and other spiritual teachers, The Mind Whisperer has emerged as a rather easy-going, easily read approach to the healing of emotional pain.
He points out that a vast number of us have sought salvation from our ego-driven minds (he calls his Toby). Toby solutions never last, often adding to the problem by feeding the pain.
The Mind Whisperer offers us all practical, lasting and, most of all, powerful solutions for that slavery.
I enjoyed the ride very much.
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