A
New Age (not being used as a disparagement here, mind) set of fairly obvious
ideas and
ideals, representing yet another attempt to find
moral codes that are not a part of an
established religion. Frequent
best-sellers--the author,
James Redfield, keeps sending out sequel after sequel. I was talked into reading the first book by a friend, and here's what I remember:
- General
principles are quite appealing. Appreciate
beauty and
living things. Spread
love.
- General principles are quite . . . well, old.
- A fair amount of
bad science.
In my opinion, though, anything that promotes a
happier world is probably a
Good Thing in the long run, even if it's a bit
hinky in execution.