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FURTHER ALONG THE ROAD LESS TRAVELED

FURTHER ALONG THE ROAD LESS TRAVELED

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Rating: 1 stars
Summary: Boring- Teaches me little
Review: I found this book boring. It seems as if it is a bit of a con- trying to make mre money after the first 'episode'.

This guy became a millionare by saying such things as 'life is suffering!' I could have said that! Remember, this is only his interpretation on life- and what makes his better than anyone elses? Because he is a psychiatrist? He just has more experience with suffering people. That doesn't necessarily make him more right than others or more attuned to the world.

People need to find their own interpretations of things- not adopt others- unless they TRULY agree. Not just because the author 'says so'.

In sum, boring, uninspiring, and doesn't really help one (or me at least) on this journey of life...

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: My Favorite
Review: I have read most of M. Scott Peck's work and enjoyed this one for his candid discussion on faith. He ties the relationship between psychology and faith together for the reader and states spiritual truth in a way that is applicable to everyday life. It is not necessary to read The Road Less traveled first to enjoy Further Along....

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: skimmed through first one --
Review: i skimmed through the first one -- dated and in places homophobic, so no idea what this one would be like -- the guy sounds like a curmudgeon, albeit a spiritual one.


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