The Divine Matrix: Bridging Time, Space, Miracles, and Belief | Gregg Braden

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	The Divine Matrix: Bridging Time, Space, Miracles, and Belief Gregg Braden Hay House, 2008 - 240 pages average customer review:based on 113 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

explaining the "impossible"

I have been to Puttaparthi, India, spending more than 9 months over a period of several years with Sathya Sai Baba, and have experienced many "impossible" things and "miracles". Witnessing them is one thing, but this book simply explains how it works, & how it is possible. I was absolutely thrilled while reading it.

Great read

I found the Divine Matrix to be a well written and organized work. Kudos for combining the mystic with material in this work. As a working engineer and healing art practioner I appreciate the challenge in bringing the worlds together, and I believe this book does an expert job.

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Divine Matrix

Enjoyable, entertaining reading. Can't say more as it was purchased as a gift for a friend who's into healing and reiki

An extremely good read!

This book was a well written description of how powerful emotions, feelings, and beliefs are. Gregg did an excellent job in tying everything together on a scientific level. He gave plenty of examples of scientific experiments that have been conducted that support the Divine Matrix.

This book definitely pushes your imagination and ways of thinking to the limits!!! It was amazing to even visualize some of the possiblities that is believed by many to exist within each of us.

I was a believer before but now I believe on a whole different level. I loved the first 2 parts of the book, the 3rd was a little slow to me and that is the only reason why I didn't give the book a perfect 5 stars.

I highly recommend this book to anyone with an open mind that has the desire to educate themselves on how their mind, beliefs, emotions and science are intertwined!

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Good read, but not Devine ....

This book was a paradox for me.

I was expecting "Divine" inspiration and found it nowhere in the text. I have been an amateur student of Newtonian physics, Einstein's relativity, quantum/string/ and super string theories since the 50's and I have grown along with all of those theories as the information was made available: and I have always found it a fascinating world of ideas. I am also a very long time believing Christian. I have always felt that if we could get a glimpse as to how God manipulates the universe (like only God can) then we could understand how He created pillars of fire, parting of seas, etc which would help me in teaching. I wasn't looking for how to do it, just looking for modern science to show that with the right knowledge, it could be done. This book addresses that and provides some very good information and insight as to "how" the manipulation of the quantum foam through prayer, and meditation can create miracles. From that point of view this is an awesome work.

I was a little disappointed however that Gregg Braden comes from the new age idea that we are god and if we do this and we do that, then we can save the world.

The book is an interesting read, but don't expect to find it written from a Divine point of view.

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