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Summary: Not as good but good!
Review: Not as good as her first book A Mutant Message Down Under. This book was ok but you know what they say. Nothing is as good as the original.
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Summary: A different way to live
Review: Once one manages to accept that there is an alternative to the capitalist, destroying and overly impersonalised life of the western civilsation, and that the universality of its virtues are questionable, the aboriginal Australians' philosophy becomes a path to one's basics. Harmony and peace, as opposed to the right to change and give shape to everything in the nature and other people's lives, is wonderfully described in the book in the life stories of two aboriginal twins. One losing his sense of nature by all means in the US and the other going back to her roots and discovering her own reality.
Wonderful book for readers that want challenge and questioning of their lives and traditions, the standard truths we come to internalise without any further thought.
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Summary: Awesome
Review: One of the most thought provoking and spiritual books I have ever read. Life changing. It shows what we do to each other and everyone else in the so called civilized world.Gives hope for the future if peaple will open their hearts, minds and spirit seeing that there is a better way to live.
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Summary: Back to basics
Review: There are so many truths in the book it is more than a one time read. The spirituality and logic of the Aboriginal teachings are profound in their simplicity. It is a shame our past cultures could not learn from one another rather than destroying the Aboriginal and the Native American ways of life. Very soul searching and rewarding. Riveting story, perhaps a bit didactic in places, but I was ready for the lessons when they were delivered.
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Summary: A different way to live
Review: This is a GREAT book! I learned so much about a group of people that were looked down upon & shunned from society. It's a great STORY with great ideas and reminders of how important music & laughter is to our lives. It's a story of a brother and a sister and how their lives take on different paths. It reminds us to be creative, accountable, helpful, aware of your own inner-energy and MORE. I especially liked the importance of OBSERVING versus JUDGING. So many people are 'judged' these days by what they say, what they wear or how they look. I strongly recommend this one...it's better than a lot of books out there!
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Summary: Australian Aborigines and their Wisdom for 'Living Life'
Review: This is a GREAT book! I learned so much about a group of people that were looked down upon & shunned from society. It's a great STORY with great ideas and reminders of how important music & laughter is to our lives. It's a story of a brother and a sister and how their lives take on different paths. It reminds us to be creative, accountable, helpful, aware of your own inner-energy and MORE. I especially liked the importance of OBSERVING versus JUDGING. So many people are 'judged' these days by what they say, what they wear or how they look. I strongly recommend this one...it's better than a lot of books out there!
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Summary: Great book-Gives you thoughts to pounder!
Review: Very good story line. Captures your interest fast Marlo always gives you many interesting thoughts on life to pounder.
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Summary: a message for all
Review: We are all taught to believe and behave a certain way and as we grow older those beleifs are challenged by outside influences. This book gives us a chance to remember and relearn what we know is right. Their wisdom of life is well shared in this book. It is a book all should read
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Summary: This Aboriginal Woman Says Please DON'T Buy This Book
Review: Well it angers and saddens me that MM has produced another bout of cultural exploitation. When will she ever learn? After the last fiasco. As an Australian Aboriginal woman I can tell you don't waste your money on this book - it is an insult to Aboriginal people and many Aboriginal have protested against this woman's blatent lies. Obviously the author and her publishers aren't listening to Aboriginal people.She doesn't know anything about Aboriginal culture and the book is nothing but ego parading as literature. Please don't insult Aboriginal people any further by buying or promoting this book.
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Summary: Mutant Message review by Bob
Review: What a great book! If you want to learn about an ancient view on life and the world we live in get this book. It has taught me a great appreciation for the aborigines, the real world around us and about the potential inside of every person. If you like to learn new things and read stories about great adventures get this book.
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