Which book are you currently reading?

I try to read from the daily reading regimen of the Harvard Classics. It's a 15 minute a day challenge to read a different selection from the classics every day. I read part of Dante's Inferno the other day, for example.

The guide I follow is called "15 Minutes a Day Reading Guide" by Charles W. Eliot, and the Harvard Classics I read are the original version from 1909. You can get a nice used set for relatively cheap on E-Bay and the like.

I am also meandering through Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's great book, The Gulag Archipelago. It's a dark read. It's his personal account and collections of other accounts of Russian prisoners during the time of Stalin, and what it is like to live under a violently brutal and oppressive totalitarian government with its arbitrary rules, quotas for purges, and worse. It gives a firsthand account of what it is like to live under the worst form of Communism.

Lillian Glass - The bodylanguage of liars.

INFINITE POTENTIAL
The Greatest Works of
Neville Goddard

Absolutely fascinating take on how your reality is based on your Self Concept. Below is a quote from the Audible version on Amazon:

"The circumstances of my life are too closely related to my Conception of myself not to have been formed by my own Spirit from some Dimensionally Larger Storehouse of my Being.

If there is Pain to me in these Happenings - I should look within Myself for the CAUSE- for I am moved here and there and made to live in Harmony with my own Concept of Myself."

Victor Frankl "Man's search for meaning"

James H. Billington - Fire in the Minds of Men: Origins of the Revolutionary Faith.

Haven't done a lot of reading lately.
Gonna start again soon I think, with Sitchin's Earth Chronicles.

Great book.

Tom of Finland.

Line Doggie...101st Airborne in Nam

The Life and Times of the Thunderbolt Kid A Memoir by Bill Bryson

I have belly laughed numerous times. I have a been shocked by the cultural differences of 1950s as an extreme contrast to today in every chapter.

Empire of Grass
by Tad Williams

Changed my mind.

Gonna read Nicholas Campion - The Great Year.

"The Gripping Hand" Larry Niven, it is the sequel to "The Mote in God's Eye"

Also, for full disclosure I'm reading KKK recruitment pamphlets.

"What's Wrong With the World" by G. K. Chesterson. Written in 1910. Could have been written yesterday.

Revelations.

Radical Self-forgiveness by Colin Tipping

mark twain - a connecticut yankee in king arthurs court

William Harwood - Mythology's Last Gods: Yahweh and Jesus.

The Unseen Realm, by Michael S. Heiser

Sacred path of the warrior - chogyam trungpa

Fishing the Bucktail by John Skinner

ON WAR/ VON CLAUSWITZ

RULE OF THE BONE/ BANKS

A TALE OF TWO CITIES/ DICKENS

Unshackled: A Survivor's Story of Mind Control By Kathleen Sullivan

I just ordered Reign of the Anunnaki: The Alien Manipulation of Our Spiritual Destiny by Jan Erik Sigdell.

I just self-published my own book on Amazon a few weeks ago and this book seemed to discuss many of the topics I included in mine, so I figured I’d give it a read to get another researcher’s perspective.

If anyone is interested in checking out the description of my book, you can search for it on Amazon; “The Man Who Broke Free” by Justin Colberg.

The Silmarilion by J.R.R. Tolkien

The Space Of Love by Vladimir Megre'

Dead eyed dick by Kurt Vonnegut