Review by sanjus -- Mythic Worlds and the One You Can Be...

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Sanju Lali
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Sunnyroyish wrote: ↑13 Aug 2018, 06:48 Very good review... Nice choice of words. I have been always interested in science and spirituality...and I think this book discusses a lot about these subjects. Thanks for your review.
Thanks for taking your time for reply. This book compares science and spirituality by keeping them side by side and leaves it all to reader decide what to choose.
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Gosh, it sounds really deep, but it’s always interesting to look into people’s believe systems.
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While it could be interesting to explore ancient myths and beliefs, this one sounds like it is quite a heavy read...
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I love how you mention in your review about illusions passing from one generation to the next. I wasn't too interested in this book until I read your description. Thanks for your contribution!
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This sort of super-scientific novel would probably not be something that I would necessarily be interested in, but you did make it sound intriguing with your review. Good job!
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This book sounds too complex for me.There is more to life than hard facts.Thanks for the detailed review.
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I believe this book would be best for those who are searching for something to believe in.It might raise doubts in the hearts of those who already have something they believe in.
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I don't intend to come out of my present belief.Maybe if I have a reason to consult this book in future, that might make me read it.Thanks for the review.
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Knowing the origin of certain beliefs and ideas is amazing. Its hard to find literature that is both educational and interesting. The connection between myth and how generations pass on ideas or change them to work in their favor is intriguing. Its refreshing to find books that I wouldn't have even thought about looking for.
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The book greatly injures religion because many aspects of religion are mocked
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The English is too complex and advanced. However, reading it is totally worth it
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