Reading Suggestions.

Not returning a book.

 

oh thats gay

the library here takes you to court if you don't return books lol

 

haha i have terrible credit already.

 

My favorite book is Autobiography of a Yogi by Yogananda ~

 

I liked it a great deal. However the Bhagavad Gita is a little better

 

Well yea, I mean a pretty much live my life
according to the Gita, mostly in my state
of devotion and my mental state permanantly
balance and calm in any given situation.

But Autobiography of a Yogi is simply an
amazing story of a true Saint, and actually
I made a thread in Yoga & Meditation about
how Yogananda appeared before me during
kriya meditation.
It's never happened before that and has not
happened since, I think that was the only time
I actually did the Yoga properly, and just his
presence let me know that my life is ok and
that God is on my side, you know, to let me
know that I am not alone and that contacting
the astral plane is a very real experience (which
I never believed was anything more than
hallucination until it actually happened to me!)

 

dont get perks of being a wallflower that book sucks, unless your a whiny emo kid

 

Karl Marx

 

check out 'Idustrial Society and Its Future' A.K.A. the unabomber manifesto, written by theodore kaczynski

http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Industrial_Society_and_Its_Future

if you're into that kind of stuff, that is.

 

Nice find NP

 

^thanks. i like to read controversial opinions and i'm especially interested in anarcho-primitivism. it's kind of a long text, but worth the read IMO.

 

hell yes i love that book

 

i usually read non fiction, i dont know if your into that.

My favorite book ever is "The Botany of Desire: A Plant's-Eye View of the World"

Its about the author and his journey to answer a question. "do plants use humans as much as we use them?" he looks at 4 plant, apples, tulips, marijuana, and potatoes. he reviews the history of each plant, and discovers how each plant uses humans to further their existence. its crazy! it also tells the true story of johnny appleseed and why he planted so many apple trees.

 

this is probably the third time ive heard you talk about this book and each time ive said i was gonna get it and now i finally did and reserved it from the library, i hope its as good as you say it is.

 

Siddhartha or Steppenwolf by Hermann Hesse
The Lord of the Rings by JRR Tolkien
The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand
The Great Gatsby by F Scott Fitzgerald
1984 by George Orwell
Dune by Frank Herbert
Be Here Now by Ram Dass
It's Here Now by Bhagavan Das
A Farewell to Arms by Ernest Hemingway
Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison

This post is probably too late since you said you were about to leave for the book store, but there's always later next trip

 

haha a good majority of those books were on my highschool reading list.

 

^ alot of them are on mine in the years to come

 

its a book for people who really love plants as much as me and the author do. hopefully you will like it... to me, it was interesting as fuck.

 

there was this one time i was sitting on my couch and i left the window open because i was going to bake a cake and i didnt want the smoke alarm to go off cuz i hate thoes things and they are so loud and im like scared of them cuz one time in 1st grade one fell on my because the screw was broken which is kinda funny cuz my cousin works for this factory that makes screws and he has a really hot sister.

 

wow im gonna have to pick that book up!