I stumbled across this book by accident way back in about 1991 in a drugstore not far from where I was living in America at the time. Its got to be one of my favorites - I love the writing style and the fantastic collection of quotations - many of which you will find elsewhere on this website.
It was partly instrumental in giving me a new perspective on life and setting me off down a new path. Well worth reading!
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I stumbled across this book by accident way back in about 1991 in a drugstore not far from where I was living in America at the time. Its got to be one of my favorites - I love the writing style and the fantastic collection of quotations - many of which you will find elsewhere on this website. 
Life 101 (1991) by John-Roger 
, Peter McWilliams 
On accepting reality by John-Roger 
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