Rainbow of Light (Happy Heart & Peaceful Mind Series Book 1)

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I feel that anyone truly reading this book might experience a euphoric sense of personal growth or transformation. Jan 03, Alex Prosper rated it it was amazing. This book is a balm and a treasure. I find it necessary to have thoughtful guidance on my path toward individual growth and towards a more humane society, and The Rainbow Bridge offers just the kind of guidance I need: The author deftly is challenging and supportive in just the right measures. This is a volume to turn to again and again. In the first part of the bo This book is a balm and a treasure.

In the first part of the book, Hunter defines the concept of Rainbow Bridges and the phenomenon and yearning for connection that carries it forward. The second part delves into an exploration of the principles of the concept, making connections between various other religious and philosophical teachings to show the cross-cultural universality of the principles. I really loved how the ideas are presented so beautifully and easy to understand, making the material broadly accessible and making it a model of the very open, friendly connectedness it teaches.

There are 60 sections that can easily serve as daily thought meditations individually after you have finished reading the entire book.

The concepts at the end of Part II are necessary reading and felt truly supportive of seekers and had direct relevance to my individual path. Part III focuses on cultivating inner peace and contains excellent meditation instruction along with other tools for mindfulness and an integration of the concept of The Rainbow Bridge, and then the book supports and challenges readers with an in-depth analysis of how we can share that inner peace outward by building a human-centered society and world politically, economically and culturally.

It's rare to find an author who can first of all make all of these connections, and secondly share it all so eloquently with readers. I left the book feeling wiser, centered, purposeful and empowered. There's much more, including inspiring quotes, resources and specific examples. In all, I am struck by the way The Rainbow Bridge synthesizes important universal principles and puts handles on them so that are easy to grasp and integrate.

This is an essential read and is most definitely one to share, creating bridges of wisdom with the recipients! Jan 03, Taylor Smith rated it it was amazing.

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The Rainbow Bridge is truly a book that I will have a hard time forgetting. The book is very intriguing and talks about world peace and how inner peace can be created in today's world. The book touches on some significant issues that will help to create a more peaceful and harmonious world.

I found that the book was very inspirational and mindful. I have yet to read something that had made me think so hard and long. The book also talks about the world's major wisdom traditions. I loved how in-de The Rainbow Bridge is truly a book that I will have a hard time forgetting. I loved how in-depth the book was and how explanatory it was. There are other versions of this book and this book has been around awhile, but this is the most updated version of the book. If you have read one of the other versions, I would suggest going ahead and reading this one as well.

It will make you think and ponder about the possibilities in life of world peace. I would say that my favorite part of the book was the inner peace section. To me, there's nothing more important than achieving inner peace with yourself and it can help you be a better person in other aspects of your life.

I have tried out some of the suggestions in the book, which include meditating. I have never really considered the idea of meditating before, once I tried it I found that I was more relaxed. I also felt like I was more at peace with the world around me. I think that if you are able to achieve inner peace, you are able to help the world become a better place. I like how the book has given me so many tools to achieve inner peace within myself and the world around me. I feel like one person can really make a change and I hope to be one of those people!

I think that this is one of the best books that I have read in a long time. World peace is something that the universe needs to accomplish and it does start from us as individuals. If you are at all interested in world peace or achieving it, I think that this would be the perfect book to read. All seven sections have a special meaning and can be applied to your everyday life. If you haven't checked this one out, I would recommend doing so! Jan 03, Cindy rated it it was amazing. The Rainbow Bridge is about inner peace and world peace. The author obviously has a huge passion for understanding the world, and obviously a lot of insight to share.

If you have any troubles or just want to reach a higher understanding of the world and how to make it a better place, this book is for you! The book starts by introducing the many different ideas of a rainbow bridge. It can be a bridge from two pe The Rainbow Bridge is about inner peace and world peace.

It can be a bridge from two people, two ideas, two beliefs, two countries, or it can even be a physical bridge. One of my favorite parts of the book include the Universal Principles in Part Two—which are basically pieces of wisdom so you can live a happy life, and live it to the fullest. Each principle has a brief explanation and some are followed by a quote. Near the end of the book, there is also a collection of inspirational and beautiful quotes and messages that I really enjoyed. I learned a lot about meditation and how to achieve my own inner peace, despite the hustle and bustle and stress of everyday life.

All seven parts really come together and have this effect on you. You will learn a lot, and definitely improve your life by taking some of the words into your heart. This is definitely worth the read! Absolutely, positively one of the most important books you will ever read. I'm putting it 2nd in my list of most loved books of all time.

The synopsis is what interested me, although I really thought the book was Absolutely, positively one of the most important books you will ever read. The author is not about pushing his own agenda; he's about making a change. A change that is good for all humankind. If you are stuck It will UNstick you. The author presents the information in terms that everyone can understand.

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When you are done reading this book you will want to be a part of something bigger than yourself; and the author clearly demonstrates how you can do that. I cheered, I wept, my heart overflowed. This book should be a mandatory read for the human race. Don't wait another minute. I'll meet you on The Rainbow Bridge. The Rainbow Bridge by Brent Hunter: Bridge to Inner Peace and to World Peace by Brent Hunter talks about the interrelationship between society and religion.

The relationship has been drawn in a very absorbing and understanding manner. The author views that whichever religion you talk about, the ultimate goals are always the same, howsoever the path to be be taken to achie http: The author views that whichever religion you talk about, the ultimate goals are always the same, howsoever the path to be be taken to achieve those goals might be different. It is something like the destination remains the same whichever route is taken and whatsoever time one spends in reaching to its destination.

In The Rainbow Bridge: Bridge to Inner Peace and to World Peace, Brent talks about the main factor that must be acquired to reach to your destination. This factor is the inner peace one keeps searching for throughout his life. The excellent piece of advice from the author is to find out a middle path that is irrelevant of any religion or race but should be able to get you reach to your destination.

The quotes and poems that have been referred to by Brent at various instances while writing this book are quite correlated and relevant to the subject. Jan 06, J Jackson rated it it was amazing Shelves: Unquestionably, this exclusive edition speaks aloud bonding truths which triggers inner peace and world peace.

The author calls us to immediate action in a very gentle but profound manner. The book contains deep truths which I was able to immediately apply to my personal life and in my workplace. I found this amazing book to be a helpful resource in times of conflicts and disagreements.

To be frank, there was never a dull moment throughout this book. I strongly recommend this book a Super edition! I strongly recommend this book and have already starting telling my family and friends about it -- thumbs up! May 17, K. I would recommend it to everyone. Oct 06, Gayle Pace rated it it was amazing Shelves: The world is full of different ideas, ideals, common goals, people of many differences, differences, deep problems and a lot of turmoil.

But just because we are different doesn't mean we can't work towards one common goal. And that goal, is uniting through LOVE. We all have something to offer.

That love that is often hidden inside us. We all have love in us. Many times we don't show it. We may think we don't have time, that someone else will do it or that we don't want to get involved. We don't reach out that hand to help, to give comfort.

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But don't we owe it to ourselves and others, to try to bridge that gap that holds us apart? A bridge of many different thoughts, people, goals and so much more. There are reasons for the hatred, the anger, the turmoil in our world. But until we reach out and try to bridge that gap and find what is truly causing these things, the world won't get any better, only worse.

We have to dig for the answers, and dig deep. The world can be a much more settled, stress free, happy world if we just meet others halfway over that bridge. That bridge isn't build in a day.

It takes work, hard work and it takes time, but most of all, it takes LOVE. We need to open our eyes, look deeply and thoughtfully into what is going on around us. IT isn't all about YOU. IT's about us ALL! It won't only make others feel better and do better, but it will help to settle your heart and soul.

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So I encourage you to read this book. I received a copy of this book and voluntarily decided to review it. May 05, Francis O'Neill rated it really liked it Shelves: The Rainbow Bridge has been around since The author describes this fourth edition as the 'most significant upgrade' in thirteen years. He writes that it, 'includes additional concrete practical actions we can take to help shift our collective future in a positive direction as we collectively create a bridge to a more just and peaceful future.

If you haven't come across, or for that matter yet crossed, The Rainbow Bridge it represents a plan of action and contemplation f The Rainbow Bridge has been around since If you haven't come across, or for that matter yet crossed, The Rainbow Bridge it represents a plan of action and contemplation for global peace and understanding, across all nations and religious agreements and divides.

It is a seven-part resource with this endeavour in mind. One might more readily describe it as a manual or a bible for a global movement of humanity working towards better understanding, building a better world, and importantly spiritual nourishment of each other - through unconditional love, kindness and respect for each other, and respect for the good Earth. In context it has certainly already been embraced by many peoples across the world and by thinkers and spiritual leaders alike - for example Neale Donald Walsch and no less than the Dalai Lama - who have endorsed the book.

It has also won numerous literary prizes. Global intentions Its intention therefore is awesome and ambitious, endeavouring to link up all other networks - networks such as the UN, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Martin Luther King Foundation, and a host of others that are listed in its pages. And let's be clear, with the Internet in place this is now a much more feasible prospect than it would have been twenty years ago.

With the 'means' in place there is therefore great excitement and hope at the prospect. The book draws on the common ground between our religions and beliefs, and brings us back to the basics of what it is all about and how to live it. I'm talking about 'life' of course. And when I use the word 'basics' I mean the spiritual essence of our lives. We are reminded through the book of the ancient and lasting truths of our being. Actually, as you'll find working through the pages, the good stuff of life, the moral compass we need, can be simply stated and easy to grasp.

We know most of this advice in our hearts already but it is helpful to have the eloquently written reminders - a ready source of nourishment. And to apply the advice!? Well of course that is the difficult part.