5 Key Lessons from The Varieties of Religious Experience | Book Review

[@BookLabBjorn]

Some clarification might be in order when discussing these topics. Im not subscribe to any specific religious belief.

[@Clarkjacksonfitness]

I bought that book and never got around to reading it. Then I had a religious experience. I experienced the vortex, just like the one on the cover. Then I started to read it and there were multiple anecdotes that lined up with what I had experienced. Wild

[@BookLabBjorn]

Thanks for sharing this! We never know when these things happen. Moments like the one you describe can be life altering in a profound way

[@Knowformo]

Great review !

[@BookLabBjorn]

Thanks! And thanks for watching!

[@livesimple-ub9qd]

The legend with another banger, ty sir!

[@BookLabBjorn]

Haha! Love the support! 🤜🤛

[@livesimple-ub9qd]

@@BookLabBjorn ofc brah keep going!

[@anamikashukla5853]

This looks Interesting, i will check it out😄.

[@BookLabBjorn]

Enjoy!! Thanks for watching!

[@alohm]

Thank you for the recommendation. I knew of James from his other works. I was recently surprised with Tolstoy's works on similar subjects. Thanks again. PS the book is available on Librivox: an open source, community driven, audio book store of public domain works.

[@BookLabBjorn]

Thanks for sharing the fact that it’s public domain. I tend to forget to mention that in my videos. 🤜🤛

[@ryanlenca8415]

Bible. Basic instructions before leaving earth. Have you reviewed it?

[@BookLabBjorn]

It’s on my list! 👍🏻

[@CesarSandoval024]

As a conspiracy theorist against freemasonry, this book inspired the founders of AA (alcoholics anonymous) who was a scottish rite and acid user to create AA

[@BookLabBjorn]

I can see how this book inspired AA. What’s the connection to conspiracy theorists and freemasonry? 🤔

[@CesarSandoval024]

@@BookLabBjorn in a world full of questions and wonder, they just have a upper hand