A Cold Hard Trail

By Robert J. Conley

Book Overview

Get your copy of "BioHarmonizing" now, before it returns to its full cover price of $14.99 Start to share the harmony of your life We want to live our dream life, and we can. We want to be happy, and we can. We want to experience oneness, and we can. We want to live at our full potential, and we can. Many of us are not living our dream life, because... we are asleep, and are not aware yet of our state Many of us are not happy, because ... we see happiness as a "win or lose" game, and do not yet cultivate happiness for the benefit of all beings Many of us are not experiencing oneness, because ... we are separating ourselves from the whole, and do not yet understand that we are all in the same boat Many of us are not living at our full potential, because ... we identify ourselves with our ego, and do not yet act from a space of possibilities This book brings you the wisdom of Neale Donald Walsch, in the Foreword, and the presence of Eckhart Tolle, in the Conclusion. In between, eight chapters make it easier for you to empty your cup, live your life at your full potential, and be beyond narratives. How? BioHarmonizing offers you the tools to do so. Harmonize your values, goals, actions, etc. BioHarmonizing helps you in discovering what matters for you, in your own terms, and in creating your own harmonic life. Let that song you have in your heart reach the Universe Do it now-here, or it will happen no-where BioHarmonizing enables you to: - expand you awareness, using ten simple pointers - understand what matters for you, by inquiring into your value and real priorities - act on what matters for you, thanks to effortless tools you can use to improve performance - improve your resiliency - understand that very little, if anything, is determined, and that a lot is influenced by all beings and the way we interact with each other and with our ecosystem - boost your energy, by feeding your body and mind what benefits them, and leveraging natural super-foods And it facilitates you to be on a lifelong journey in presence. Like an Opera, this book unfolds in three parts, two interludes, and eight chapters: Part I - Emptying the cup - Being Aware and Accepting - Being Meaningful and Motivated Interlude I - At The Feet Of The Master, by Alcyone - Break a bowl, Frank Ra Part II - Being Active and Attentive - Being Resilient and Respectful - Eating properly and Exercising Interlude II - How to Wait Less, by Leo Babauta - The Masnavi Book IV, Story V, by Jalal ad-Din Muhammad Balkhi (Rumi) Part III - Being, beyond narratives - Conclusion, by Eckhart Tolle The two interludes are available for free as online downloads. Before you print them, please consider the option of reading them online. If you do print them, please make sure to read and keep the two Interludes, as a form of respect towards the trees that became the paper you are using. Thanks Previous books written by the BioHarmonizing founder, Frank Ra, have been downloaded over 90,000 times from Amazon eBookstore, and over 200,000 from various online sources. However, the only experience that counts is yours. What arises spontaneously, when your ego settles, is what matters now, here, while you harmonize your life. Can you read a book that has only one thin narrative: harmonizing your life, in a journey from perceived fragmentation through wholeness? If so, this book is for you.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0312978634
• ISBN13: 9780312978631
• Release Date: April 2001
• Publisher: St. Martin's Press
• Length: 272 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 4.2" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

Delightful Western Tale Even if You Don't Like Westerns

I can't remember how I stumbled across this book -- perhaps via a writing group online where I talked to the author. Let me say, I am not a fan of western literature, but was curious about the author and what he wrote. What a delightful tale! The story was written in a first person viewpoint, with the narrator telling a tale about how he got into trouble while trying to stay an honest man, just for being good with a gun.The story is told in a "Western Dialect" you would expect from a "Good Old Boy" who didn't have but a few years of education, and while writer's schools proclaim this is just a terrible writing style, in this story, it works! Kid Parmlee, often compared to "Billy The Kid," is trying to live quietly, avoiding all the relatives of some folks back home (Hatfield versus McCoy) bent on revenge, while simultaneously getting caught up when accused of robbing a bank, then later killing a few folks. It's a case of mistaken identity. It's not long before he gets into more trouble. What is delightful are several of the sections of the book where humor is brought in, and you find yourself cackling and grinning with some of the solutions Kid Parmlee comes up with to get as far away from trouble as possible. The story/book is loaded with colorful characters, the very few sex (scenes) are gracefully/subtley inserted in just the right places without any graphic details. The story was just a delight to read and the back cover of the book noted that author, Robert J. Conley is a member of the United Keetoowah Band of Cherokees. He is author of over 40 books, so I definitely want to explore some more of his stories -- especially about Kid Parmlee!Definitely a treat -- try it, you'll like it whether you are a Western Novel fan or not.