Some Very GOOD BOOKS TO READ

One good lecture at: http://tastethewind.blogspot.com/2010/12/major-problems-for-mankind.html

Here is a general and very short list of books I am reading or have recently finished or have finished long ago! And books that I hope that other people would benefit from reading!

Now, I realize that many people would laugh or giggle at the suggestion that reading is enjoyable. Some might even snicker at the suggestion. But remember this and remember this very strongly: millions of men, as soldiers, have died, so America's freedoms such as reading any book you want is available to you. If history was different, if history had turned out different, the current age, this country called America would have been different and you might not be so lucky to read any book you wish and desire. In addition, in the year 2010, there are still countries that do not allow its populace to read any book they want. In other words, the people are told - instructed what to read and what not to read!

Plus, after millions of years of brain and mental evolution, human beings are the only biological animal that can read books, and write them too! Reading is part of who human beings are. So really, enjoy reading as a human being. It is a privlege of being a human being who can read!

Second Plus; in this information age, there is so much to learn, so much to forget, and so much more to learn again, only better a second time around. In a country like America, with so many libraries and book stores, even those people without a college education can still learn to learn by reading and studying just for fun. Now that would be one big answer to some of America's social and economical and futuristic problems and issues and dilemmas.

Third Plus; when an expert in any field writes a book for someone to read, that means that the reader does not have to go through all of the initial research and intellectual work for the lenght of time that the author had to before he wrote the book. Of course, the reader might still have to work mentally to grasp the subject, but reading moves the process along much faster.

By reading, one gains perspective. By gaining perspective, one gains higher visions of life, the universe, and of God, and of the human race, and maybe more importantly, higher visions of oneself! Enjoy reading, it is good for the mind's perspective of life, even of one's own life. Perspective is not static, but ever changing within us! A good book helps us to change our perspective on life and the lives of others too. So enjoy a new perspective that we get when reading about all realms of life, on earth and in heaven, but especially realms within our own mind, our own consciousness!

"The hard cold steel serves a purpose! The soft, delicate flower serves a purpose too!
Enjoy reading...and thinking too! They both serve a purpose!" Mr. George D. Patnoe., Jr.

THE BOOKS:.......Carl Sagan once stated, (I heard him ) "The problem with books is that there are millions of them to read. So you have to know which books to read over your lifetime! That is the secret!" .....THE BOOKS..................

A VERY SHORT LIST, But some of the best books on earth for a bigger and better perceptive about GOD, the UNIVERSE, the EARTH, and the HUMAN RACE. ENJOY!......... THE BOOKS.....................

The Story of Civilization: (11 Volume Set of Books) by Will Durant

Science and Health, with key to the Scriptures: by Mary Baker Eddy.,...(....The time for thinkers has come. pg. vii.,........What is God? God is incorporeal, divine, supreme, infinite Mind, Spirit, Soul, Principle, Life, Truth, Love. pg 465)

Talks on The Science of The Bible: all vols: by John W. Doorly.
http://www.johndoorlytrust.org.uk/publicationsjd.htm

1) The Four Levels of Spiritual Consciousness. (Divine Cybernetics and Its Spiritual Laws.) 2) The Seven Synonyms for God: by Max Kappeler. http://www.kappelerinstitute.org/

Albert Einstein: Out Of My Later Years. ("Science without religion is lame, religion without science is blind." pg. 26) + The World As I See It! + Ideas and Opinions + The Evolution Of Physics (From Early Concepts to Relativity and Quanta): all by Albert Einstein

Einstein's Mirror and The Quantum Universe: by Tony Hey + Patrick Walters

Before The Beginning (Our Universe and Others), and UNIVERSE: The Definitive Visual Guide: by Martin Rees

Before the Big Bang (The Orgins of the Universe and the Nature of Matter): by Ernets J. Sternglass

The Moment of Creation: (Big Bang Physics-From Before the First Millisecond to the Present Universe): by James S. Trefil

The First Three Minutes (A Modern View of the Orging of the Universe + DREAMS of a Final Theory (The Search for the Fundamental Laws of Nature: by Steven Weinberg

1) THE MIND OF GOD (The Scientific Basic For a Rational World),.... 2) GOD & THE NEW PHYSICS,..... 3) THE COSMIC BLUEPRINT,.... 4) SUPERFORCE, (The Search for a Grand Unified Theory of Nature),.... 5) OTHER WORLDS, (Space, Superspace and The Quantum Universe),....6) THE MATTER MYTH ( Dramatic Discoveries That Challenge Our Understanding of Physical Reality / Two renowned scientists discuss the latest developments of complexity, chaos, and beyond),.... 7) SUPERSTRINGS, (A Theory of Everything),.... 8) THE FIFTH MIRACLE, ( The Search fo the Origin and Meaning of Life),.... 9) THE LAST MINUTES, (Speculating About the Fate of the Cosmos),.... 10) COSMIC JACKPOT, (Why Our Universe Is Just Right for Life),.... 11) SPACE AND TIME in the Modern Universe: all by PAUL DAVIES

From Atoms to Quarks: An Introduction to the Strange World of Particle Physics: by James S. Trefil

Einstein's Universe: Gravity At Work and Play; and 2) Fearful Symmetry: The Search of Beauty in Modern Physics: both by A. ZEE

Measuring The Universe: ( Our Historic Quest to Chart the Horizons of Space and Time: by Kitty Ferguson

Inside Relativity: by Delo E. Mook + Thomas Vargish

The Feynaman Lectures On Physics (3 vols) (Vol. 1) Mainly Mechanics, Radiation, and Heat: Vol 2.) Mainly Electromagnetism and Matter: Vol. 3) Quantum Mechanics

Secrets Of The Universe: Discovering The Universal Laws Of (Physical) Science: by Paul Fleisher

Complexity: (The Emerging Science at the Edge of Order and Chaos): by M. Mitchell Waldrop

Symmetry: (A Journey into the Patterns of Nature): by Marcus Du Sautoy

A User's Guide To The Brain: Perception, Attention, and the Four Theaters of the Brain: by John J Ratey, M.D.

Logic & Contemporary Rhetoric: (The Use of Reason in Everyday Life: 1971) by Howard Kahane

Emotional Intelligence: by Daniel Goleman

Descartes' Error (Emotion, Reason, and the Human Brain): by Antonio R. Damasio

The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People: by Stephen R. Covey

How To Think Like A CEO: (The 22 Vital Traits You Need Ot Be the Person at the Top):
by D. A. Benton

Handbook of Leadership Theory and Practice: by Nitin Nohria

The Platinum Rule: (Discover the Four Basic Business Personalitites-And How They can Lead You to Sucess: by Tony Alessandra and Micheael J. O'Connor

History of Political Philosophy: by Leo Strauss

International Economics: by Dominick Salvatore

Economics In One Lesson: by Henry Hazlitt

Jonathan Livingston Seagull and Illusions: The Adventures of a Reluctant Messiah: by Richard Bach

The Great Bridge: (The Epic Story of the Building of the Brooklyn Bridge): by David McCullough (Last Year I read John Adams and then I watched the DVD series)

The Ethical Assassin: by David Liss.

When Will There Be Good News; by Kate Atkinson

The Stones Of Summer: by Dow Mossman. There is a DVD about its author, which I rented through Blockbuster. (The Stones of Summer is a holy book, and it burns with a sacred Byzantine fire, a generational fire, moon-fire, stone fire." John Seelye, The New York Times Book Review.

We Were The Mulvaneys: by Joyce Carol Oates.

The Birth Of Christianity: (Discovering what happened in the years immediately after the execution of Jesus): by John Dominic Crossan.

Lost Christianities: (The Battles for Scripture and the Faiths We Never Knew):
by Bart D. Ehrman

The Fabric Of Reality: (A leading scientist interweaves evolution, theoretical physics, and computer science to offer a new understanding of reality): by David Deutsch.

1) A Criminal History Of Mankind, 2) The Mammoth Book of True Crime, 3) The Outsiders: by Colin Wilson.

The Gestapo: A History Of Horror (In Nazi Germany): by Jacques Delarue.

Arsenals Of Folly. (The Making of the Nuclear Arms Race.) by Richard Rhodes.

The Seventh Decade: The New Shape of Nuclear Danger: by Jonathan Schell

The Rise Of American Democracy: Jefferson to Lincoln, by Sean Wilentz.

Constitutional Law: by R. C. Chandler, R. A. Enslen, P. G. Renstrom.

Understanding America: The Anatomy of an Exceptional Nation; by P.H.Scuck & J.Q. Wilson

A History of the American People; by Paul Johnson

Physics And Philosophy, by Sir James Jeans.

The Oxford Companion to Archaelology: Edited by Brian M. Fagan.

Outliers: The Story of Success, by Malcolm Gladwell.

The Secret Life of Plants (A Fascinating account of the physical, emotional, and spiritual relations between plants and man: by Peter Tompkins and Christopher Bird

1)THE ROAD TO REALITY: (A Complete Guide To The Laws Of The Universe):.... 2) The Emperor's New Mind: (Concerning Computers, Minds, And The Laws of Physics):.... 3) Shadows of the Mind: (A Search for the Missing Science of Consciousness):....4) The Nature Of Space and Time: by: Roger Penrose.

Hyperspace: A Scientific Odyssey Through Parallel Universes, Time Warps, and The Tenth Dimension: + Parallel Worlds:  by Michio Kaku

The Understanding of Music: by Charles R. Hoffer

SUCH A VERY SHORT LIST OF BOOKS TO READ! BUT IS IS A GOOD START FOR ANYONE!