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Geoffrey Hoppe
<font=”nunito sans”=””>GEOFFREY HOPPE </font=”nunito>is a world-renowned channeler for Adamus Saint-Germain, lecturer, author, and founder of the Crimson Circle.
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My 10 Best
(In no particular order)
Siddhartha
I was 18 years old when I read this book the first time. It opened my eyes and heart to something very deep within. It showed me there was so much more to life than a job, a snowmobile, and a cottage on a lake. This book got me on my path and literally changed my life.
The Seth Material
Jane Roberts is one of the most influential channelers of all time. I read this book at least three times when I was in my late teens and had a very difficult time comprehending Seth’s messages. They provided some of the most insightful and concept-altering information I’d ever read. I love Seth’s style; nothing airy-fairy or sugar-coated. Seth gets down to business, and his humor and humanity come through in every chapter of the book.
Illusions
This all-important novel by Richard Bach continued to open my eyes as the reluctant messiah makes his way around in a bi-plane, sharing spiritual truths and challenging both Richard and the reader to look at life with a very different perspective. It was an easy and enjoyable read after going through Seth Speaks three times.
The Road Less Traveled
The Road Less Traveled explores the nature of loving relationships and helped me to learn how to distinguish dependency from love, and ultimately how to feel into my true self. In the opening line of his book, Peck acknowledges that “Life is difficult” and the journey to spiritual growth is a long one. It was an excellent, basic book for me as I came into my awakening.
Kryon
This book came to me by accident, but then again there are no accidents. An acquaintance gave me a box of books she was getting rid of. Most of them were popular novels, but one book stood out from all the rest: Kryon Book I – The End Times. The book had a simple white cover and didn’t look as slick as the others, but something drew me to it. I consider it to be the book that got me back on my path to Realization after a 20-year recess. Shortly after reading the book I became friends with Lee Carroll and have appeared on stage with him many times around the world. I recommend this book to anyone going through their awakening.
Abundance
I don’t know how this book got on my iPad but one day it was there, so I decided to check it out. It’s not a spiritual book. It’s about the future of humanity in this new era of disruptive technologies. The book sparked an interest in artificial intelligence, nanotechnology, BCI (brain-to-computer interfaces), robotics and biotechnology, subjects that I otherwise would have only had a passing interest in. While Diamandis doesn’t talk much about the element of consciousness in this book, it caused me to realize the importance of bringing consciousness to the planet now to balance the quantum leaps in technology. Consciousness comes as those on the spiritual path release their makyo, and allow true and natural Realization. It’s time.
Spiritual Enlightenment
Jed McKenna is a pen-name for an unknown author who doesn’t want personal notoriety or fame. At first, I found his writings to be annoying, abrasive, and self-centered. But something kept me reading on. His style is deliberate, to make you look at yourself and your concepts of enlightenment in a very raw and real way. If you believe the path to Realization is paved with vegan diets and yoga classes, this book is definitely not for you. McKenna is blunt and honest about the brutality of coming to enlightenment, and he does everyone on the path a great service by pointing out the distractions and deceptions that could otherwise delay the enlightenment by lifetimes. McKenna has written about eight other books, but this is my favorite. I always get annoyed reading his books, and I always come away with pearls of wisdom.
Althar – The Crystal Dragon book 1
As you come into the 11th hour of your journey to Realization, you WILL encounter the dragon. The dragon is real, and it’s also a metaphor for something deep inside you that will stop you at the gates of Realization until all issues, guilt, and shame are released. The dragon knows you cannot enter into Realization if you’re still carrying old wounds, imbalances or spiritual makyo (B.S.,). It’s always surprised me that more people haven’t written about the dragon but then I realized that few people ever come to this point on their path; they get distracted along the way with various New Age and spiritual schemes. Dr. Wolffram, a Buddhist monk and computer software doctorate, has an incredible grasp of the dragon and puts it into easily-understood language. There are a total of five books in his Althar series.
Ramtha
I read this original Ramtha book back in about 1996 at the time of my awakening. Like Seth (Jane Roberts), Ramtha had lived many lifetimes on Earth, most notably his last lifetime where he was a Lemurian warrior before his enlightenment. I loved the way JZ channeled Ramtha and Ramtha’s personality. This book helped me to realize that everything is within. From this book, I also realized that I prefer messages from entities who had been in human form rather than galactic beings who had never walked in our human shoes. Ramtha is direct, humorous and unrelenting.
The Mists of Avalon
I read this classic Arthurian book during my awakening period, before the convenience of iPads. It weighs in at two pounds, with nearly 1,000 pages, but it was never boring or plodding. The book is well-written, and either the author did a tremendous amount of research or she was channeling her Avalon past. Mists of Avalon woke up something deep within me from my Camelot past life, helping me to release a lot of old wounds, disappointments, and regrets. I did a workshop in Glastonbury about a year after reading the book. While sitting in solitude at the Chalice Well, I experienced ghosts of my Avalon past being healed and released. It was a very important part of my journey to Realization.