The Geometry Code: Universal Symbolic Mirrors of Natural Laws Within Us; Friendly Reminders of Inclusion to Forgive the Dreamer of Separation Paperback – April 26, 2012

Verification of the my purpose for being here and focus on positive thoughts, Eliminate the Big Lie ( EGO ).

As always, Bruce gives the reader much to think about, and does so with intelligence, respect, and a delightful sense of humor. I highly recommend it to everyone, and especially to ACIM students.

I am always trying to find ways to make the Course in Miracles more understandable to me and relevant. This was different and very helpful. Don't be afraid that this is one of those very complicated meta physics writings. A few parts were up there and I had to reread but most was in terms anyone can understand.

Since meeting Bruce in college in 1974, I have followed his wise and compassionate teachings. This book, his best so far, relates the clearest and most compelling version of his message. As a student of many wisdom traditions, A Course In Miracles, the Kybalion, quantum theory, sacred geometry and esoteric religion, Bruce has much to offer as a synthesis of these teachings. This book is easy to understand, and well written. A must read!!

This has some great stuff in it. Overall it was enjoyable content, however, the monotony of saying the same thing in different words really got played out. It made staying with book much more difficult. Aside from the clever analogies and non stop alliteration and beating the same points over and over again to death, it was helpful. Undoubtedly, there are some nice gems in the rough if you have the patience to keep rereading the same recycled words. Wit was definitely emphasised by the author, a turn off for me.

Thankful

Everything is nice.

Was alright

This book is written by Bruce Rawles, not Gary Renard. I found it helpful and interesting but a little hard to understand at times.

This is a typically amateur self-helpy text which has very little, if any, original insight. It's really just a simplistic re-hash of standard New Age truisms.Any relationship to Geometry is purely in passing and frankly this lightweight book is poorly titled. I expected a lot more in exchange for the purchase price and was left totally underwhelmed.If you have never read ANY spiritual/contemplative texts before then you might find a quote or two by another writer that will jog your thoughts (A Course in Miracles is heavily quoted), but there are so many better books out there that deserve your attention and I recommend you buy one of those instead.