"Behind the Veil: The Complete Guide to Conscious Sleep" by Daniel Kelley

[inavalan]

I just started to read "Behind the Veil: The Complete Guide to Conscious Sleep" by Daniel Kelley.

Here's a comprehensive review:

• https://obeoutlook.blogspot.com/2018/05/review-behind-veil-by-daniel-kelley.html

https://www.amazon.com/Behind-Veil-Complete-Guide-Conscious/dp/1935150626

[Deb]

Looks very interesting, the review was very favorable. As were reviews on Amazon. I was able to find a copy on the 1lib site.

[inavalan]

Completely disappointed with this book! An amalgamation of pretentious nonsense.

[strangerthings]

I have a hard time reading too many other books. I dont want to be distracted. I have come across too many books like that - soooo disappointing!

You put the book down and just think "are you frikkin serious?!?!?!?!"

lol

I hope ya'll find great books!

I am reading The Personal Sessions now. What a great set of books! I keep finding gems!

The gentleman that works with the Seth Dream class on sethcenter.com has written books and both he and David recomnend other authors. Maybe that is helpful? Idk ?

[Sena]

I have a hard time reading too many other books. I dont want to be distracted. I have come across too many books like that - soooo disappointing!

St, I feel it is useful to read spiritual and philosophical books other than the Seth books in order to get a balanced view. As for the particular book mentioned on this thread, the title put me off.
My eyesight is not brilliant, so that limits the amount of reading I can do. I prefer Kindle books because I can enlarge the text.

[strangerthings]

I have a hard time reading too many other books. I dont want to be distracted. I have come across too many books like that - soooo disappointing!

St, I feel it is useful to read spiritual and philosophical books other than the Seth books in order to get a balanced view. As for the particular book mentioned on this thread, the title put me off.
My eyesight is not brilliant, so that limits the amount of reading I can do. I prefer Kindle books because I can enlarge the text.

I would agree with you except I did that before finding Seth.

I like reading books I find in amazing ways. Plus I have a goal to read all the Seth books before I am dead LOLOLOL

[inavalan]

I have a hard time reading too many other books. I dont want to be distracted. I have come across too many books like that - soooo disappointing!

St, I feel it is useful to read spiritual and philosophical books other than the Seth books in order to get a balanced view. As for the particular book mentioned on this thread, the title put me off.
My eyesight is not brilliant, so that limits the amount of reading I can do. I prefer Kindle books because I can enlarge the text.

There are many apps that read most text formats to you. You're probably aware of that.