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Summary: A psychology primer
Review: I read this book 20 years ago and have bought and loaned it a dozen times. One of the people to whom I gave a copy was then a young psychologist whose clients were not only in need of psychological counseling but were also handicapped. He asked me once, "How can I tell this paraplegic that everything is going to be okay?" That's when I gave him Illusions. Little did I know he would go out a buy copies for all his clients. As for me, I re-read it often, to lift my spirit and re-teach me what I already know.
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Summary: This ultimately is the book of Books
Review: As Richard Bach used little words to get to the core of the Bible, the Koran and a host of other Holy Books, I will not use 1000 words. Just order now and find out why. Inspiration, knowledge and pleasure packed in a slim, wonderfull book.
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Summary: LOOKING AT LIFE
Review: a good book about looking at life. got some more of his work, gonna read it...after the shadow line.
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Summary: The best gift I've received
Review: In sixth grade a friend of mine loaned me his copy of Illusions. I'm sorry to report he still hasn't received his copy back from me. This is one of those books that has duct tape on the binding from having been read so often. I have not been touched on so many levels by a story before or since.
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Summary: Thought I was alone
Review: It is a wonderful feeling that there are other creatures that know what I know and see what I see. Most people think I'm nuts. That's OK. You either see it or you don't. It is amazing to me that most people in this world are satisfied with the insanity of it all. Greetings to all my Kindred Spirits. Don't bide your time uneasily. If only one creature understands...your mission is complete. Thanks Richard, there are no words I could use to express my graditude for your visit to my meadow.
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Summary: The most profound work ever
Review: I first read this book fifteen years ago and have never found a more inspiring work. Richard is a master wordsmith and I only regret that he does not write more. I have bought many copies for friends and would never even consider loaning out my old beaten up copy.
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Summary: Power of Thinking
Review: What Bach is trying to say here, I think, is that everything we are comes through the CPU that is our brain, and that we have access the owner's manual. The CPU can be tweaked with infinitely, revealing worlds upon worlds, if we know how to push certain buttons. Christ figure stuff has been done, but what other parables would resonate with us? I dunno. Good book.
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Summary: A find.
Review: I was hunting through my sister's bookcase and found a slender black volume on the shelf. That very afternoon, I read it...and I couldn't be more thrilled to have found it. This has been an almost permanent resident on my "favorite books" list for the last five years. For anyone who looks at faith with the eyes of a seeker, for anyone who looks at life knowing that there's more than bills and papers and tears--this book is for you. For anyone, really.
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Summary: one line doesn't sum it up
Review: I'm a fourteen year old girl at a school with kids who don't ever think about more than their make-up. I am friends with all of them but no one stimulates my brain. Books like these are the answers... and I'm glad that they are there.
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Summary: Thank you!
Review: How can I thank you, Richard Bach, for writting down what happened in Illinois that summer? It's so wonderful, so perfect, just THANK YOU! Shimoda explained the things I-and I guess many others-had deep in our minds and weren't daring enough to put in words. He feels like as a closest friend, but the best fraze in the book is the one right before the epilogue. Thank you, Richard Bach! Thank You!
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