Eye of the Centaur: A Visionary Guide into Past Lives (Mind Chronicles Trilogy)

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Summary: Enlightening, inspired reading
Review: After reading The Pleiadian Agenda by Clow, I bought the first book of her Mind Chronicles Trilogy. I intuitively believe the information that Clow shares with us is of paramount importance and should be read by all who want to improve their personal life in the most meaningful way. I look forward to the day where I can fully understand my present incarnation with the wisdom of past incarnations as Clow has. Clow's past lives as a priest of Enoch, a Minoan princess(Aspasia),a Druid priest and as an Egyptian priest known as Ichor, definetly indicates why she is one of the most incredible astrologers today. The aforementioned lifetimes also reveals why she is channelling the most significant information we need to know today for she has done so in her past lives. Her most prophetic past life that we are familiar with is Isaiah, who fortold of Jesus Christ 600 years before his coming. Clow relates of other past lives that are quite ordinary: a Roman capitalist, a depressed prostitute around 600 A.D., an unhappily married Victorian woman in early 1900, and a happily married court jester around 1590 A.D., etc. For each of these lives and others she relates their experiences to her present lifetime. In sharing her past life content, I felt an inner growth of awareness of myself and a passionate curiosity to want to learn more of my multidimensional self and the synchronous earthly happenings of those times. I look forward to reading the other two books of this trilogy. Clow's life is not only incredibly fascinating, but is also important for us to read for she is preparing us for the global and cosmic shift we are now experiencing by helping us to dwell on multidemensional therapies to equip us for our future.

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Summary: Eye of the Centaur: A visionary guide into past lives
Review: After reading The Pleiadian Agenda by Clow, I bought the first book of her Mind Chronicles Trilogy. I intuitively believe the information that Clow shares with us is of paramount importance and should be read by all who want to improve their personal life in the most meaningful way. I look forward to the day where I can fully understand my present incarnation with the wisdom of past incarnations as Clow has. Clow's past lives as a priest of Enoch, a Minoan princess(Aspasia),a Druid priest and as an Egyptian priest known as Ichor, definetly indicates why she is one of the most incredible astrologers today. The aforementioned lifetimes also reveals why she is channelling the most significant information we need to know today for she has done so in her past lives. Her most prophetic past life that we are familiar with is Isaiah, who fortold of Jesus Christ 600 years before his coming. Clow relates of other past lives that are quite ordinary: a Roman capitalist, a depressed prostitute around 600 A.D., an unhappily married Victorian woman in early 1900, and a happily married court jester around 1590 A.D., etc. For each of these lives and others she relates their experiences to her present lifetime. In sharing her past life content, I felt an inner growth of awareness of myself and a passionate curiosity to want to learn more of my multidimensional self and the synchronous earthly happenings of those times. I look forward to reading the other two books of this trilogy. Clow's life is not only incredibly fascinating, but is also important for us to read for she is preparing us for the global and cosmic shift we are now experiencing by helping us to dwell on multidemensional therapies to equip us for our future.

Rating:
Summary: Enlightening, inspired reading
Review: In Eye of the Centaur, Barbara Clow has written down her experiences with past-life regression, and courageously shares very personal details about her experiences. She has lived as prophets and priests, and her description of ancient spiritual traditions is fascinating. She also describes lives that were particularly painful for her, and her so-called "ordinary" lives. But whatever life she is narrating, she makes it very clear how reliving her past lives transformed her self-perception and empowered her to fully achieve her potential. I also found the introduction by her past-life therapist, Gregory Paxson, very helpful. The introduction sets down the reasons why past-life therapy is so beneficial for releasing unexplained trauma and phobia in our current lives. This book not only tells us but shows us it is possible to cultivate a much richer understanding of who we really are and that we can consciously work with wisdom we acquired in past lives for the highest good. This is a tremendously powerful book.

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Summary: Reincarnation is reality !
Review: The reality of Reincarnation is vividly given a new life on this her most important work. The reality of reincarnation is best provided those seekers with inspired writings such as these.