Brad Ford

The BEST & MOST Underrated Speaker Out There!!!!!!*****

Revisado: 12-24-24

Larry Winget is on top of it and doesn’t give you a bunch of fluff or nonsense. His style is straight in your face, which is what most people need, not some feel good, airy-fairy advice about being positive no matter what.

You have to take action. You have to do something different, anything different. Larry speaks from experience, heart and soul, and his life, both personal and as a business owner.

The world needs this guy! AND SO DO YOU IF YOU’RE READING THIS!

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THE BEST YET!!!!

Revisado: 10-29-23

I’ve been through a number of Doc’s lectures through Audible and also video. I believe this was his greatest yet! Give it a listen! All of his lectures are worthwhile though.

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Wonderful!!!

Revisado: 08-24-23

Comprehensive lecture and teaching for the dedicated spiritual seeker! You can’t go wrong with David Hawkins and he’ll give you insights! Especially useful for the scientifically-trained, Western, intellectual mind!

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2002 Lecture Series is the one to Get!

Revisado: 04-28-23

You can always learn something from this gentleman. He was a true healer. I would suggest you listen to the full 2002 lecture series as that was meant to convey the main thrust of his teachings, as well as read all of his books. God bless and stay in Spirit!!!

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RIVETING!!!

Revisado: 07-29-22

And enthralling story about a woman escaping from the most oppressive country in the world when it comes to women’s rights, Saudi Arabia. How about that

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Great capper to the 2002 lecture series! I

Revisado: 07-09-22

All of Doc’s work is strongly recommended, but the 2002 lecture series stands above all others.

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Great Book, poor narration. Where’s Mark Steyn???

Revisado: 09-21-20

Mark is a wonderful commentator and even better writer. Combine the two and you’ve got insight, sagedom and humor. Unfortunately, Mark doesn’t get to read his own book here. All the listener can do is threw up their hands and scream “WHY?!?!?!”

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Somewhat Dated, but still largely relevant.

Revisado: 07-24-20

If you’re interested in learning about the fight against terrorism and radical Islam from someone with behind-the-scenes knowledge, buy this book. General Michael Flynn was a three star general in the US Army, with over a 30 year career beginning as a paratrooper, and at the time of this book relieved as D.I.A. head by the Obama administration. He details failures by the Obama administration and previous administrations to not name the villain and ideology that the western nations are fighting against, Radical Islam. Flynn also details what’s wrong with our strategy in fighting this enemy, why we failed in the past, and what to do about it in the future. He also makes the distinction between types of Muslims and the need for reformation within the faith. So spare us the cries of “Islamophobia!”. It may interest readers understanding the influence of Iran not just across the Middle East, but the rest of the world and how they’ve sponsored terrorism for so many years despite so much internal unrest. In short, this is an excellent book written by someone with extensive experience and fighting radical Islam. Many people don’t even know Hizbollah’s influence within the tri-border area in South America, Mexico and the drug cartels. Hopefully Presidential administrations now and in the future will name it, fight it, and stop playing the politically correct game, or worse ignorantly thinking they can cozy up to terror states like Iran.

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Brave, raw and heartbreaking

Revisado: 05-23-20

Full credit needs to be given to Yasmine Mohammed because digging up a childhood past from a dysfunctional family filled with tribal traditions and religious fundamentalism is exceedingly hard and painful. You can hear the suffering of years past in her voice when she reads parts of this, which means it was real. A real warning for Western society as well. Too many people in the west are ignorant about the dangers of radical Islam. Scarily enough, most of her childhood happened in the West, hence the title, “How Western Liberals Empower Radical Islam.” I won’t divulge how she was betrayed by certain authorities and people in power, you can read for yourself. In fact, I strongly suggest you do. A lightbulb may go on over your head. Unfortunately the book shines a light towards an ideology Westerners couldn’t comprehend, and is completely foreign and anathema to the enlightenment, freedom and independent thought. Westerners think that all religions are the same? What absolute fools! Do you think 9/11 came out of a vacuum? Have you ever wondered why there are so many terror attacks in the name of Muhammad and Islam? Yasmine provides a firsthand look inside the dysfunction of fundamental Islam because she lived it. She lived it, recovered and changed. If people are uneducated enough to attack her as racist or Islamophobic, they only succeed in making themselves look completely stupid and ignorant. This is an enlightening look at what goes on inside an Islamic family stuck 1400 years ago in time, with tribal, archaic, abusive practices and traditions the norm. The only caveat I would make is that not all Muslim families are like hers, there are a good many freedom loving Muslims in the West. The concern of the book is showcasing what goes on with a good many clergy and radicals under the Islamic umbrella. Again, there’s a range of Muslims, you can’t paint them all with a bad brush. The concern here is the ideology and mindset of not only the radicals, but those who support the radicals, and those who subscribe to the ideology without being violent. That unfortunately, is a large percentage of the worldwide Islamic population. The only reservation I have about the book is that Yasmine could’ve expanded more on examples of how so many in the west (not just authorities) didn’t protect her and why so many are ignorant about the ideology of radical Islam, and also what more people can do about it and be aware. How she was able to break free from all of it, deprogram, heal and grow I’ll never know. It shows the resiliency of the human spirit. Again, full credit goes to the author. She’s taken a lot of heat because of her stance, healing, honesty and commitment to self-growth. So go Yasmine go!

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Bag pipes were great

Revisado: 10-05-19

Nice Q&A with Doc, answering questions about spiritual traps and pitfalls along the path at each succeeding level of spiritual development. Highly recommended!

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