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Humankind has not woven the web of life. We are but one thread within it. Whatever we do to the web, we do to ourselves. All things are bound together. All things connect. Chief Seattle, 1855 Anyone who thinks that … Continue reading →

I have compiled all the reviews for From Depression to Contentment from its various selling pages. They are listed by alphabetical order of reviewer’s name, insofar as I could determine that. If you find yourself here, you are welcome to … Continue reading →

Kellman Heinnz Dr. Bob Rich’s From Depression to Contentment is like a flint fire-starter. It’s basic, it’s foolproof, and it might save your life some day. Say you’re stuck in the wilderness, and it’s raining, and you’re getting colder and … Continue reading →

Duke S. I’m impressed the way Dr. Bob Rich describes the basic foundation for a contented life in Chapter 2 “Basic First Aid”. I also find that Chapter 7 “Spiritual Care” to be very interesting. I think this book can … Continue reading →

1. You need to be crazy to stay sane in a crazy world Pessimism vs. optimism is one of the dimensions of human personality. Interesting research shows that pessimists are consistently more realistic than optimists. This is because reality is … Continue reading →

Here are all the reviews I could find (obsessives of the world, unite!). It was quite a detective task because at certain times Barnes & Noble required anonymous reviews, and Amazon has often removed reviews for no discernible reason, and … Continue reading →

Bob Gannaway Although I have a rather eclectic reading range, from ‘whodunits’ to sci-fi to Cussler, I wasn’t sure what to expect in Aspiring Spiral. As you begin your journey through this novel, you can easily believe that you are … Continue reading →

Joyce Scarborough This book is unlike any I’ve read before. I made the mistake of skimming the beginning one night, even though I was in the middle of reading another book and was committed to reading several others before it. … Continue reading →

The gift of the healer Pip 2011 AD In 2008, a young woman came to me as a victim of crime. I’d been warned that she was suicidal. She started to cry when I asked her to tell me her … Continue reading →