Reader Reviews

 

 


This insightful book translates timeless truths, exposing the unworkable beliefs that we often hold. And Ms. Alexander’s provocative and rich chapter titles are well worth the price of admission.”

James Wanless, Ph.D.,
author of Intuition @ Work, and Voyager Tarot



“The fifty-two chapters comprising Chandra Alexander's Reality Works: Let It Happen provide brief but explicit lessons on how to live with a grounding sense of wonder. Suited to being the foundation of a weekly study throughout the year, the issues covered range from loneliness, relationships, and learning to leave things along, to paying attention, and living a richer, more authentic life regardless of circumstance or background. Very highly recommended for self-help, self-improvement reading lists and reference collections, Reality Works: Let It Happen is witty, inspiring, motivating, thoughtful, occasionally challenging, and thoroughly reader friendly.”

midwest book review on amazon.com



“This is a book for people who want clear, gem-like insights into the art of personal transformation. I enjoyed the concise writing style and the direct appeal to the reader's innate sense of wholeness. The author speaks to the psychological as well as the spiritual aspects of wholeness and the need to approach life with attention to the mulit-leveled nature of every individual. It is one of those books that you can open anywhere and find something that brings wisdom to your present situation.”

reader Review on Amazon.com


"I have to confess to being a bit of a self-help (books, tapes, systems, seminars, etc.) junkie. Over the years, this trait has (hopefully) given me some perspective on the genre and some ability to separate the same tired old cliches from the fresh and original. Reality Works falls soundly in the latter category. At a compact 119 pages, every page is packed with sharp insights expressed in a clear and concise manner. I would especially recommend this book to anyone in the middle of, or on the verge of a significant life transformation (e.g. changing careers, starting/ending a relationship, relocating...). Chandra Alexander is a strong advocate of listening to your inner voice and having the courage to follow it, especially at times when you may be tempted to remain in a comfortable rut rather than venture into uncharted regions. Of course, in an important sense every day is a kind of transformation, so the advice given here is always relevant. The title of one chapter is a good example of the book's wisdom -- "The space between the old way not working and the new way not yet found is where consciousness expands --stay in the gap!" (yes, all this is really the chapter title). In other words, don't be afraid of being in a place where you aren't certain of everything. Reality Works is filled with such gems. I've read it once and am already looking forward to going through it again."


Lleu Christopher, Hudson Valley, New York
Amazon.com Reviewer



"'If You're Bored With Your Story It's Time To Change'. The title of this review is the first chapter of a reading adventure. An adventure that can inspire you to live with greater clarity and aliveness. I buy a lot of books. I read a bit here and a bit there in each book. I see another book that looks great...the cycle repeats itself. I'm looking for something. I want to read them all. I'm too busy. I picked up this book, began to read and didn't stop until I reached the end. I couldn't believe I read the whole book in one sitting, even though it has 52 delicious bite-size portions. I continue to use it as an oracle. It's filled with metaphors that reveal new meaning with each new attention. Reality Works doesn't give a prescription. It somehow serves as a catalyst to call forth the experience that I'm looking for in all books. Buy it and read it!"

Eddie Oliver. Mill Valley, CA
Amazon.com Reviewer

 

 

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This daily email is an opportunity to stay connected to what's real and true. Cutting through to "The Real Truth" is my way of sharing with you an inner barometer to test the "realness" of where you are at any moment. Having a good life is not for the weak at heart. A cold eye is what's needed to plunge our inner depths and for that we must be brave. Regardless of our dysfunction, our ego must be healthy and strong enough so that we can we be brutally honest with ourselves. Real bravery is accepting that the inner journey will include "uncomfortableness" and anxiety; that there is no way to face our demons without the willingness to meet them. There will always be emotional pain when we finally feel our grief and sadness, and get in touch with a lifetime of "stuffed feelings", but once we stop resisting what has always been there, we experience freedom, and finally know that suffering is optional. Here's to living in the present moment - not the past or the future - Chandra

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