This book really plays with the ways that we can consciously create our experiences.  It doesn't just talk about HOW we create, but through the story, plays with the ideas of what we think of as "real" and offers a great story of expanding beyond what we consider our "normal, human" limitations. It's an easy read, is very clear and nontechnical, and has everything from barnstorming, levitating wrenches, spontaneous guitar playing, and a surprise ending, as well as the manifestation of a blue feather - ooooh! <grin>

From the Book Cover: A lighthearted mystical adventure story about two barnstorming vagabonds who meet in the fields of midwest America because each is doing what he really wants to do.  Illusions is a companion story to Bach's previous work, Jonathan Livingston Seagull.  "What if somebody came along who could teach me how my world works and how to control it?  What if I could meet a super-advanced... what if a Siddhartha or a Jesus came into our time with power over the illusions of the world because he knew the reality behind them?  And what if I could meet him in person, if he were flying a biplane, for instance, and landed in the same meadow with me?"  From such thoughts - this huge "what if" - comes Illusions and the fun and constantly mind whirling dialogue between a guy named Richard and a real Messiah who quit.  The book will mean different things to different people... an entertaining story of miracles on the flickering screen of this world... a startling book about reality and the appearance of reality... a look at the way many of us could live, and the way some of us do.  It is a book to challenge and perhaps change your life. 

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Jonathan Livingston Seagull
by Richard Bach
(Review by Kristen Fox)

Ever felt that you were an eagle among turkeys, that you wanted to stretch your wings and fly beyond the limits we've accepted as a culture?  This is the story of a seagull with delusions of grandeur <grin> and the challenges and successes he has with following his heart and his joy, and how his relationship to the other seagulls changes as he grows.  Another easy/quick read - an "adult" book but kids would easily "get" it - maybe even faster than some adults!  Comes with lots of insert black and white photos of seagulls in flight and at rest and in between.

From the Book: "Richard Bach with this book does two things.  He gives me Flight.  He makes me Young." - Ray Bradbury 

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One
by Richard Bach
(Review by "Jon")

"One" by Richard Bach - This is a short fiction novel in which Bach explores the concept of simultaneous time and parallel realities in the form of anadventure. He and his wife get lost in their plane and then begin an adventure meeting other aspects of themselves in parallel realities. It has the usual charming Bach prose while giving a wonderfully entertaining and clear example of how we can shift from one reality to another and create miracles and happier lives for ourselves since time is an illusion. The story must seem really nutty to people who don't know conscious creation; but for those who know about parallel realities and non-linear time it's a delight. I recommend it highly both as entertainment and as an aid to more easily picturing those abstract concepts that Seth and others told us about but our minds couldn't quite get a handle on.

From the Book:  "I gave my life to become the person that I am right now.  Was it worth it?"  "Would we change if we knew what waits beyond time and space?"

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