Butterflies Are Free To Fly: A New and Radical Approach to Spiritual Evolution
Butterflies
Publisher Description
When Nicolaus Copernicus discovered the Earth wasn’t the center of the Universe, everything changed. When Frederick Miescher discovered DNA, everything changed again. When quantum physicists discovered our physical universe isn’t real, that it’s a hologram - everything ... wait! Nothing changed - yet. Now "Butterflies Are Free To Fly" offers a new and radical approach to spiritual evolution.
Customer Reviews
Butterflies are Free to Fly
Well written. The content is mind expanding. The writer used metaphors to explain scientific concepts and spiritual concepts! Great story! The idea of making this content free to anyone is revolutionary and in keeping with the writer's perspective about life as he knows it.
Interesting use of Quantum mechanics
First I am thankful the author took his time to create this book and is free. I found his application to the ego, brain, and consciousness quiet interesting. I am not to keen on labelings of the infinite I, and the the hologram. They offer an inhuman point of view. I share the same understanding that one has to find their inner self, and understand the ego. But I don't agree one should work on detaching emotionally from key things that make us human. Like Love, if you detach yourself from feeling sad when someone dies then you are just a Body, and emotionless body if you don't mourn. This book is a sure way to make one about, who they really are but I feel this will also make you numb to everything, and lead to believe you think your enjoy life. Find happiness from with in, and all external events will be minimized or improved.
Great Read
This book is a great introduction to living freely of attachment. The ideas that's used in this book have to be expanded within yourself to gain a complete understanding. Anyone who rates this book less than a 5 is still living in duality and judging the author for his 'use of vocabulary', outlook on life, or anger - totally the opposite effect of the books intention. They should have stopped reading after chapter two (that's a fact, not a judgement). This book might not be for you, it might not be for a lot of people actually..but read the first two chapters and if you like it by then, you'll love the rest of it!