Review of Feel The Rain:

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[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Feel The Rain:" by David James Pritchard.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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In Feel the Rain, David James Pritchard wrote a non-fiction book that placed consciousness on the scale of philosophical studies. The book emphasized the possibility and importance of increasing the human consciousness. Everyone has a unique level of consciousness. Like a receptacle, everyone has a limit to the amount of reality they can see according to their level of consciousness. In the book, the author discussed six factors, referred to as filters, which can hinder the expansion of our consciousness. Ignorance is said to be the greatest hindrance as it does not just hinder consciousness expansion but goes against it. There are other factors that hinder consciousness discussed in the book. The book urged the reader to struggle for an expansion of his consciousness through various means, which are also highlighted in the book. One must also understand that reality cannot be seen by extreme ascetical life, neither can it be seen through extreme pleasure, but just like Gaudama would suggest, it requires the middle way. Reading the book will give one great insight into the importance of expanding one's consciousness in order to have a greater view of reality.

On the positive points of the book, I must commend the structural arrangement of the book. The very first chapter down to the last shows a work of a scholar who has already attained a great level of consciousness. It followed a sequential order in bringing out various points of interest. The step-by-step approach taken by the author to analyze words, phrases, comments, and quotes is highly applaudable. I will simply term this work a historical chronology of human consciousness. With intensive evidence of great research work, it gave detailed information on every word written down. The work was built with stories and real-life scenarios, making it even more interesting to read. The issue of human consciousness is a vast topic to cover, and the author made a fair attempt at bringing out its essential aspects.

No work is above criticism and revision. Though I highly commend the author for doing a great job, there is a part of the book that I think could be improved. It is on this note that I wish to submit a negative point I discovered while reading the book. It is said that no idea is really a new one. This means that whatever idea we claim to have is like placing a stone on stones already built. However, to a reasonable extent, new ideas are expected of every scholarly work. These words are just to point out that the work relied so much on ideas already expressed by some other people in works of similar interest. I would have appreciated it more if the book was majorly saturated by the author's original and unique ideas.

Though I noted one negative point about the book, it wasn't enough to take a thing away from the book's brilliance. Consequently, I strongly cast my vote of excellence with a rating of 4 out of 4 stars. My rating is on the basis that the central topic discussed is a vast one which many authors don’t get to attempt. Also, the author did justice to the topic to the extent that any knowledgeable person can understand it. Also, the book proved that the author is a systematic writer. Finally, the book contains no spelling or grammatical errors.

Human consciousness is a topic that will interest students who love philosophical texts. I recommend this book to such students. People who generally want to know more about ways to improve human consciousness will also have a great time reading this book.

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[Alexander C Schmoock]

A book about being our most conscious self will be such an enlightening read. I'd love to check this out. Great review.

[Rishi_reviews]

We always read about our subconscious mind and think everything works through it only but in reality most of the times we function with the help of our conscious mind. This book talks about that only and I'm curious to know what's it about. Thanks for the insightful review.

[Harsh Soni 3]

I like the books about psychology, specially when they are come with case studies and real life scenarios. I will surely consider this book for reading. Thanks for the review.

[Review Writer]

increasing consciousness really sounds fascinating. I'll want to know something about that from the book. Thanks for sharing this review

[Angeline Corpin]

everyone has a limit to the amount of reality they can see according to their level of consciousness. Thanks for sharing this review

[Astral Magi]

Consciousness is the last frontier. I look forward to reading this book at some point. Thank you for a great review.

[Beauty Kalu22]

Thank you for a well detailed and honest review. I've always loved non fiction books and this sounds like one I'll definitely love to have for myself.

[Cocobutta]

This sounds like a very interesting concept. The idea that we can expand our consciousness and unlock new realities if we do not allow ourselves to be limited by ignorance is definitely one I would love to explore. Great review.

[Stevenmusk]

This book seems interesting and captivating with a unique plot. I look forward to reading it. Thanks for the review.

[Joshua Sawders]

Well, based on this insightful review, it seems like "Feel the Rain" by David James Pritchard would be a fascinating and thought-provoking read. The book delves into the importance of expanding human consciousness and offers practical ways to achieve this. The reviewer praised the author's systematic approach and in-depth research, making it an excellent choice for those interested in philosophical studies. Despite some reliance on existing ideas, the book was commended for its structure and real-life examples. Overall, this review highly recommends "Feel the Rain" as a worthy exploration of human consciousness. Beautifully crafted, every word carefully chosen.