some good books to download

[john.d]

http://www.scribd.com/groups/view/2104-the-sons-of-the-law-of-one

John

[Gita]

Thanks John. I've been looking for this one.:clap2:

[john.d]

Hello Gita , which one ?

[Gita]

Hello Gita , which one ?

The law of one - as it said in the link! But already checked it out and can't find it!!:confused:

[lisa]

Gita, the Law of One can be downloaded here: http://www.llresearch.org/library/the_law_of_one_pdf/the_law_of_one_pdf.aspx

[Fredkc]

Gita;
You can read the whole Law Of One series here (http://www.lawofone.info/).

And if you nose around, and I'm not making this up, I think there is also a link there to d'load the
whole thing as a PDF file.

NOTE: or... ignore my slow butt and read Lisa's post above mine ;)

NOTE2: Also, I have a pretty good library of classical literature, and such on my site,
in the Book Dept (http://fredsitelive.com/books/index.php).
Don't get nervous... all free, non-commercial, etc. I don't channel asking for money, I just put
public domain literature into HTML form and then post it for public consumption.

Fred

[Gita]

Thanks Lisa and Fred. Just had a look at the books and my mind was refreshed! I’ve already read some of it a long time ago and forgot it was channelled – probably why I never finished it. I read so much I can’t keep up with myself!!:confused:

Thanks Fred for the link to the ‘library’ – you is a sweet penguin! Can you recommend which one to go for?

[Fredkc]

Gita;

For just plain fun, and short stories, it's hard to beat the complete Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes. (http://fredsitelive.com/books/Doyle) Arthur Canon Doyle was probably one of the best short story writes to come along.

Shakespeare's plays (http://fredsitelive.com/books/shakespeare) are there, and for funny, try Adam's Diary, (http://fredsitelive.com/books/twain/adams-diary.htm) by Mark Twain.

If you are looking for something longer, then here is one I keep starting ;) The Count Of Monte Christo. (http://fredsitelive.com/books/Fiction/montecristo.htm)

If you are looking for a quest, then theres also Decline And Fall Of The Roman Empire. (http://fredsitelive.com/books/Rome) (But I'd bring a sleeping bag )

Enjoy :)

Fred

[Gita]

Cheers Fred, you are a darling. I'll probably go for the funny ones first as been reading some heavy stuff - time to give my brain a bit of a laugh.

[kinsuemei2]

If anybody wants to email me Benjaminericmurphy@hotmail.com I can Skype transfer a copy of Ingo Swans penetration a brilliant book that is now out of circulation and very difficult to get hold of, this can cost up to $250+ dollars in the stores so I am happy to share.

[Fredkc]

I have a PDF version of that as well, kin. great book

[Tamara]

Discovered only a few weeks back via one of the Avalon members, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND Courtney Brown's free online books about Remote Viewing. I wish they were still in print as I would buy one of each for myself and many others.

http://www.courtneybrown.com/publications/speculativenonfictionpubs.html

[Ailée]

Hello John,

Thank you for the treasure trove...

:yo:

[Lost Soul]

Thank you for the link.

[Enlightenment101]

Hi All,
Im new to the site, but I thought Id jump in on this, I find myself reading everything I can get my hands on these days,
Right now Im reading book 2 in the L.A Marzulli nephilim series, after book 3 Ill move on to William Henry , lol

[Ailée]

Hey,

Oh, great ! Looking forward to read about your findings too :)

:wave: