Brent M.

A book about Parallel Universes in relation to our

Revisado: 10-05-23

What is most interesting to me about this book is how it explains that we can readily access information from other universes through our lives! Thank you for this book, I have enjoyed many books by this author and this one has taught me very much!

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The most concise book I have found about "nothing"

Revisado: 10-04-23

I was looking for a book that talks hour about literal "nothing" in relation to metaphysics, Christianity, the mind, and also the holographic world around us. This is that book. It is literally everything I was looking for for the topic of "nothing". This book had no reviews when I saw it but I gave it a chance and I am very glad because it was everything I was looking for in the subject of, "what is nothing?". Thank you for this book.

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A fantastic book

Revisado: 09-25-23

This is a fantastic book and I would also recommend the other books by this other for more info like this book has!

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Pretty much just (list of issues you might have) and then "Melatonin can help with this issue"

Revisado: 06-01-23

The only real reason this book has real value is because of some physiological descriptions of what Melatonin does in the brain and why it's related to aging and heart function, the rest is pretty much just about vague things melatonin can help with and then telling you to take Melatonin. I would reccomend it but I don't think most of the information in this book was very necessary to understand the main point.

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Straight to the point and precise wording on everything

Revisado: 02-24-23

I felt like every word in this book held incredible value, and every single piece of information in this book has led to lifechanging events. This is exactly what I would want in a book!

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A complete guide to the druid meaning and relevance of many types of trees and their effects in our lives

Revisado: 12-13-22

Before I read this I could barely tell the difference between an oak tree and a blackberry tree, or what a willow tree would specialize in compared to a hawthorne or a birch tree. After finishing this book in just a couple of days, I feel like my entire perspective in trees has been shifted. Now I am better able to see each one differently, that each one has its own story and impact on the wirld around us.This feels like a direct continuation of the book Wild Magic, and I would also reccomend that book. I feel like every word in this book resonated with truth, and I know that it will always stay with me. Thank you for writing this, this will help me find my direction in life and to remind me that I have allies, even if the confusion of life can make me forget that that is true.

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Halloween, the time to wear your favorite costume.

Revisado: 10-27-22

Halloween... the time to wear your favorite costume...
adults, bored of the modern corporate world, would dress up as superheroes and villains or other kinds of ghouls and monsters, because as you certainly know, adults watch too much tv and can't distinguish fiction from reality. The children accepted this new found child-like behavior, but since the adults are so desperate to fit into the bizarre world of the childhood imagination, and the children know they are loaded with cash, demand a payment of candy and Trix. Trix, by the way, is a beloved cereal brand loved by many for basically being candy that is allowed to be eaten in the morning by parents instead of a real breakfast. That was how Halloween was made, in the year 1982 when the first witch landed on the moon with a rocket propelled broomstick.

It is considered to be polite to throw toilet paper and eggs at houses that do not give candy, it is merely a public service. Anyways, skeletons aren't real, but vampires and werewolves definitely are and they love mint and chocolate respectively. Also pumpkins have faces on them when you grow them, and the inside of them is on fire because they are part dragon, obviously. Spiders and witches and stuff like that is popular at Halloween for some reason, even though witches exist at every time of the years, just like spiders. Candy however can only be purchased in small amounts except on Halloween: there isn't that much of it so people will be mad if you buy too much because that means there won't be enough for everyone.

Also all of the candy collected in Halloween can be turned into cash if you drop it into my letterbox. Yes, the one at my house. Go on, do it, I like candy, and I don't want to walk everywhere. I'm being completely honest I swear.

So why do we celebrate Halloween exactly? Well, I can't tell you why using facts since I don't really know, but I can tell you with my ImAgInAtIoN. So when the first pilgrims landed on America because they didn't have the big boss telling them what to do no more, the natives drove up to them in their CRV's and their Honda's and took them to Walmart to buy some clothes to look "normal". The pilgrims, with no sense of style, accidently chose really weird outfits that made them look like Halloween characters and stuff, instead of the hip and cool wolf pelt or stylish bead necklace, yo. Also, the English newcomers brought all their divine curses like vampirism and werewolfism and their occult magic like witchcraft too, so people thought they were kind of weird like the Addams family.

So they though, "let's just make them their own holiday so they can get it all out there, so maybe they'll act normal the rest of the year". Then they made Halloween. Most people don't write things down, so everyone forgot that happened and there's no record of it. But that happened a long time ago, and we had to write history books about something, so somebody just thought to make it about these bizarre things called "traditions" and "ancient practices" and other nonsensical things that are completely unrelated to the hip and groovy shtick that is Halloween. Oh yeah, and there's ghosts. Don't forget them, ghosts. Yeah, ghosts, with a silent h. Write that one down too.

Okay so that's it I think. Yeah. Halloween is pretty great. And it's Halloween season so, um, yeah. Bye.

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Everything about foxes:

Revisado: 10-26-22

1. Everyone wonders "What Does the Fox Say?" but no one asks "What Does the Fox wish would go differently in his life, no longer eating rodents and living in holes underground to survive but to live freely eating fresh turkey wandering freely in the wild forest, to play in its grass and roll in it and gaze at the setting sun who shares the same color as its fur?" Not that many people ask that question, as it is very specific and also foxes don't know human-speak.
2. Known for saying "I don't give a fox!"
3. They are fiery trash pandas.
4. is Fantastic Mr. Fox.
5. Repelled by Hispanic girls with boot wearing monkeys saying "Swiper no swiping!"
6. In the military under his code name "FOXTROT".
7. Wolf's weird cousin, they get along sometimes but they'll fight over the ethics of stealing.
8. Aspire to be a civilized member of society, and one day hope to own a pumpkin patch.
9. Also fun fact baby foxes will play with toys just like human children, how nice.

Those facts are sure to blow the socks off your fox. Hahaha. Sorry. Bye.

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Story of Death Note with a German personality

Revisado: 10-22-22

The voice acting was incredible, and it was everything I expected from the story AND MORE. Also, the music is catchy as hell. I'm glad I bought this, even though I was a little paranoid because there weren't any reviews yet for it. It's a great way to learn German, and I love it.

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