Fireside

by Mary Summer Rain

Book Overview

From her isolated cabin deep in the mountains, Mary Summer Rain shares, for the first time, her own philosophical views about many subjects. In a series of fireside chats, she brings together the... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1571740945
• ISBN13: 9781571740946
• Release Date: May 1998
• Publisher: Hampton Roads Publishing Company
• Length: 216 Pages
• Weight: 0.60 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.2" x 8.1"

Customer Reviews

simple housewife

I have read all of Mary Summer Rains books and love every single one of them. Fireside Ifound was as always a most informative piece of art which has given me much insight into my own spritual development. The meditation section was extremly helpful and answered questions for me that I had not yet been able to answer for myself. The two friends spending the night together just having normal girls talk actually made one feel like they were there to, in the candle lit cabin just quietly listening to the conversation at hand. Her friend Sally had to enlighten her about certain issues concerning Goverment involvements, that if she published this information the men in black would want to cart her off to be interragated. The pure innosence of this revelation just goes to show one that Summer Rain is just a jewel. A wonderful loving messenger we have amongst us at this time and a teacher to us worldwide. I will continue to read all of Summer Rains books as I know there will always be something new in there for me to learn. Thankyou Summer.

snuggle book... read when in the mood to think...

Extraordinary writings of thinking... things that will make you contemplate. Quantum physics in a conversational mode between friends... just chatting... definitely a snuggle up by the fire and read.

Spiritual Philosophy At Its Best

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to spend a quiet evening sitting around talking with Mary Summer Rain? Then read Fireside. Fireside is spiritual philosophy for the common person. No big words, no fancy concepts, no esoteric teachings, just the simple Truth; a Truth that Mary has ever strived to bring to all her readers. In this book Mary and her friend Sally spend a quiet autumn evening discussing a number of concepts, including wisdom, personal responsibility, and meditation; then challenge the reader to think and discover for him or herself. Too many spiritual books want to spoonfeed us all authors' answers. Mary insists that we learn to think for ourselves. Very refreshing and well worth the investment of time and energy to read (and re-read) it.