Books I have Read - Tim Chard

The first book I read that had me thinking on a different wavelength was called 'Synchronicity and You'. It was at this point in my life, about 10 years ago that I first changed my belief code. At that point I didn't fully realise what I was doing and it was a very gradual and rocky journey. There was something about the concepts in this book that made me realise that my idea of there being no impossibilities was indeed possible. I began wondering whether it was possible to control these 'Synchronicities'. My journey began with a look at science and the possible links between proven and unproven and the possible links between the unknown and the known.

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Once again it was not the content of these books that shaped my belief code, but it was the opening of my mind. I had already seen many things myself that I could not prove scientifically but yet were too real to just blow off as co-incidence. On Page 215 of Light Emerging, there is Barbara's interpretation of a couple's aura when together. It unmistakeably forms a love heart heart that we have all drawn with the names of our true love in it. Now at first I thought that she could have been making it up. I mean it wouldn't be that hard to just fictionalise something like that. So there it sat in the back of my mind. Fast forward 7-8 years and my son, who I knew could see auras, described this same aural pattern to me. He hadn't seen the book. He had never been taught his 'abilities'. This was a huge mind opening event.

My wife bought me this book probably going 8 years ago now. I couldn't believe what I was reading. After doing some research you could see there was some slight embellishment of the facts on the Authors part, but all in all this was a good read. This was the beginning of my belated friendship with this spectacular genius.

Another book on Tesla but this time better researched. It still amazes me that this man was all but forgotten. I miss him even though I never met him, but I get this feeling that I know him. I recommend this book even if just for its historical factual knowledge.