The 12th Planet: Zecharia Sitchin

This is an interesting take on the beginning of the world and how ancient texts follow the bible, but what we know as Gods are another life species from another planet- and we were made in their image. They left when the great floods came and are expected to come back.

Bringers of the Dawn: Barbara Marciniak

This was a super interesting spiritual read. It talked about geometry and sounds as well as purpose and intentions. Definitely will need to read this again in the future as I know there is already a lot in it that I missed or didn't understand.

The Wayne Dyer Audio Collection:

This was interesting in that they put these 4 collections together, as you heard the same couple stories over again, but the 4 lectures were all interesting. Basically they talked about putting yourself in the right mindset to lie your life without worrying about what others think or expect of you. To go out and do what makes you happy and to make sure you don't get to the end of your life and have nothing but regret.

God's Debris: Scott Adams

This was an interesting, thought provoking read, though I am not sure how much I actually understood. The idea is that god is dead and we are just the debris, although the protagonist seems to take on the role of God at the end, which was passed down from a man he delivered a package to as part of his job as a delivery man.

Auras and Colors: Todeschi and Liaros

This book was based on the case studies of Edgar Cayce and is basically notes put into book form.

A Manuel For Developing Humans: P. M.H. Atwater

This book had everything in it, super interesting and provided a lot of information.

kundalini meditation Harijiwan Khalsa

this was extremely interesting, went through each chakra and use, side effects of being out of balance