If you had to reccommend one book to read before death...

Green eggs and ham by Dr. Seuss

oo, I feel so well read.

David Wilcock's best seller, "Will You Be My Daddy Tonight?" (Not for the kiddies).

Our Universal Journey - George Kavassilas

...with a foreward by the ass-ended (rump) master himself.

The spanish bit saga series;Don Coldsmith

And David Wilcock's autobiograpy: "Raised By Dolphins: My Childhood at Sea World".

the art of happiness: a handbook for living by the dalai llama

"Two in the Pink, One in the Stink". No joke. It's on Amazon.

The Talisman-Peter Straub/Stephen King

Examples from Part II of "Two in the Pink, One in the Stink"...

Two in the Blossom, One in the Awesome
Two in the Child, One in the Wild
Two in the Flirty, One in the Hurty
Two in the Eat, One in the Seat
Two in the Snail, One in the Tail
Two in the Squirt, One in the Hurt
Two in the Funs, One in the Runs
Two in the Classy, One in the Gassy
Two in the Gap, One in the Crap
Two in the Dame, One in the Shame
Two in the Sludge, One in the Fudge
Two in the Party, One in the Farty
Two in the F***, One in the Yuck
Two in the Blood, One in the Mud
Two in the Pimp, One in the Limp
Two in the Kids, One in the Skids
Two in the Bush, One in the Tush
Two in the Drip, One in the Rip
Two in the Fold, One in the Gold
Two in the Easy, One in the Sleazy
Two in the Wet, One in the Regret
Two in the Pregger, One in the Beggar
Two in the Humper, One in the Dumper
Two in the Beaver, One in the Fever
Two in the Porn, One in the Corn

'The Boy Who Came Back from Heaven' a true story. There's an amazing eternal heaven. I want every single one, every one no exception, there.
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Michael Newton, PhD's books:

'Journey of Souls'; and 'Destiny of Souls'.

I was a non-spiritual atheist before I read these two books about hypnotic past-life and inter-life 'regression' of hundreds of patients.

Eye-opening due to the similarities and cohesiveness of multiple accounts of the persistence of memories from previous lives and their times spent 'between' incarnations.

The Tao te Ching

Moby-Dick

haha ill have to add that one to my list..

or maybe not

I've heard good things...this one I will definitely read.

Great book!

Noddy goes to toyland.

LOL ;)

"Still Hungry After All These Years: My Story" by Richard Simmons. (Yes, THAT Richard Simmons!)

-my abilities must be getting more in tune...just as I read the title of this thread, before opening it, a vision of the cover of this little 'classic' popped into my head...

The Bible!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

If that's too daunting, at least read the New Testament.

If THAT's too daunting, at least read all the words of Jesus printed in RED INK.

You'll probably re-incarnate as a two-dollar, rent-out, crack-smoking, she-male turning tricks at the Democratic National Convention's outdoor waste-disposal/re-cycle unit in 2020, where president-elect Barney Frank will 'personally' supervise your re-education to prove that the 'Two in the Front' are nothing more than a Republican hoax that heterosexuality exists, or that it is normal.

What a freak. Do you have ANY female relatives? What? Not even a mother?

A book not comics..sheshh

The Inheritors, William Golding

Too late. That was my incarnation 8 lifetimes ago. Don't knock it 'til you try it. It was a blast, let me tell ya! :)

Rise of the Fourth Reich - Jim Marrs

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