A Hundred Ways to Sunday

Robin Rice's smooth narritive and descriptive abilities artfully lead the reader through the web of storytelling. Incorporporating the medium of journeying Robin enlists all the senses to contemplate the mysteries of reincarnation, astral travel, parallel space, dream work and spiritual teachers. Instead of leaving a confused and doubting reader, the theme of "know what you know" leaves a validation and hope to truely "Be Who You Are".

Once I opened the book, I couldn't put it down! I read the entire thing in one setting. Robin has compiled many differentexperiences into one story, of a woman who is searching for herself, and her spirituality. As I read the book, many things suddenly made sense to me. As soon as I was through reading the book, I took the guided drum journey that is on the CD One Hundred Ways to Sunday-as a result I was freed of a fear I have carried all my life.I can't say enough about this book, I highly recommend that you purchase it and the CD together, and hold on! If you are desiring to change your life, you have found a tool that will help you do it!

I love this book! I started reading, and couldn't put it down!There are a lot of things in it that 'clicked' for me, andbrought 'light bulb' moments. The way the book is written makes it very easy to understand, and to become wrapped up in the story.I also got the CD that has a guided drum journey, and when I tookthe journey, I was released from a fear that I had carried all my life. I highly recommend reading the book, then getting the CD.

After the recent and tragic death of my mother, I found this book very inspirational as it delves into the area of reincarnation. The main character in this novel takes you through a journey that is exciting and fascinating.The story has a great message and leaves you much to consider at the end. I looked forward to picking it up each time and enjoyed it so much I was sorry when I was done. I look forward to Robin Rice's next novel.

Mary Margaret Hathaway had been told by shamans from all over the world that she is "The One" -- if only they had told her what that meant and what she was supposed to do! Following a series of synchronicities, Mary Margaret comes to her true beginning in the Canyon de Chelly in the Arizona desert. There she meets teachers in the form of a 5-year-old boy, a 108-year-old man, and a host of others. Highly recommended reading, A Hundred Ways To Sunday is a unique, informative, and entertaining novel that holds out hope for anyone who believes that there is something more to their lives and the world they live in than can be readily revealed by relying only upon the five physical senses of the human body.