Perfect Timing: Mastering Time Perception for Personal Excellence

A better way to look at this book is how you can get in the zone. What I mean by that is there is a lot of refrences to how athletes can slow down time. As in slow down a hundred mile and hour fastball,or how time stands still when you come into that final lap neck in neck with another competitor. So perfect timing is now referred to "get into the zone" in modern day sports.There are some good tips also on astral projection. Healing at a distance. Meditate. And what I mean about good tips is,there is no beating around the bush. It gives you practical methods and tells you dont get frustrated with practice it will come. Practical meaning easy to follow. Self explanatory. Thats whats needed in todays world. Just get to the point. This book gets to the point. It covers many subjects. But its all total info. No fluff.

I found this book to be extremely informative in a spirtual sense. It goes far beyond the time concepts. I highly recomend this book to anyone who wants to know more about themselves.

After you read Von Braschler's Perfect Timing, you will wonder why you bothered with conventional religion. It is a very profound rendition of what life is really all about. You have to rid yourself of your dogmatic past and restart your thinking, no matter what your age. Break away from the shackles that have bound you for eons of time. This is the only route to progress.You will also enjoy Book of Light and Terror in Titusville

A fluid as well as fascinating read, PerfectTiming explores the nature of time, it's relatedproperties and relationship to humanity (or ratherhumanity's relationship to it). Using the findings ofEinstein, the work of Castaneda, the every dayexperiences of athletes as well as personal anecdotes,Braschler effectively illustrates the reality of timemastery. Simple, try-this-at-home exersizes in timeperception/manipulation techniques deliver a cover tocover paradigm shift in... you guessed it: perfecttiming!

A fluid as well as fascinating read, PerfectTiming explores the nature of time, it's relatedproperties and relationship to humanity (or ratherhumanity's relationship to it). Using the findings ofEinstein, the work of Castaneda, the every dayexperiences of athletes as well as personal anecdotes,Braschler effectively illustrates the reality of timemastery. Simple, try-this-at-home exersizes in timeperception/manipulation techniques deliver a cover tocover paradigm shift in... you guessed it: perfecttiming.