Midwest Book review describes "Cracking the Glass Darkly" as a "fresh and original approach."
“Cracking the Glass Darkly” is reviewed in the September edition of the Midwest Book Review’s “Bookwatch.” The reviewer is Able Greenspan.
Here’s the Review.
Unhappiness is a state of mind. "Cracking the Glass Darkly: Discovering Power and the Ecstasy of Your True Cosmic Self" is a compelling and informative examination of the depression that humanity so often puts itself through for no apparent reason. Speaking on how to deal with it and how to break through one's own fog of depression, it encourages readers to stop living in the past and stop living in the future, but to focus in on the here and now. Highly recommended for Self-Help, Self-Improvement reading lists and reference collections, "Cracking the Glass Darkly" is a fresh and original approach to helping one's self out of life's funk.
The review has also been posted on Amazon, and it is also appearing in the Cenage Learning, Gale Interactive CD-Rom series “Book review Index” which is published four times a year for academic, corporate, and public library systems, as well as such book review databases as Lexus-Nexus and Goliath. It will be archived on the Midwest Book review website at Click here for five years.
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