10 Books Every Deep Diver Should Read – Top Book Recommendations

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[WhatYaReading]

The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People is a great book. I've learned much from it.

[apeple]

Hello Ralph and everyone,
I highly recommend - 1 . The ancient secret of the flower of life ~Drunvalo Melzhizendek
2. Life style without food ~ Joachim M Werdin
3. Man's higher consciousness ~ Hilton Hotema
Good Day.

[leenae]

Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself by Dr. Joe Dispenza.
Amazing Book about changing your mind, your body, and reality.

[evelynrose]

Ugh this list is fantastic. I do not really read much just some articles. These books seem so interesting and exciting and I have finally got to a place in my life that is destressed and ready to embark on a whole new journey. I wanted a good book list to start with and here it is. Thank you thank you Ralph. This made my week.

[shankarprasad]

Thank you Ralph. You nailed it Ralph - Know Thyself. However here are some of the books - Patanjali Yoga Sutras, Bhagwad Gita, Vedanta, Upanishads, Advaita philosophy by Sri Adi Shankaracharya, Dvaita philosophy by Sri Ramanujacharya, Arthasastra by Chanakya, Autobiography of a Yogi, Ramana Talks, Books by Neem Karoli Baba, Works of Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa, Complete works by Swami Vivekananda are Indian scriptures/literature that describes technique to transcend the mind and body. Believe it or not, Western Psychology is all about Mind. Eastern Psychology is all about SELF. You get plethora of books that deals with the mind and some transcends the realm of mind.

[mydeliz]

I didn’t get to read the entire book but one of the books mentioned when I read some of it put me in a meditational state. Like I straight saw what I was reading with my minds eye. That hasn’t happened to me since like 4th grade. It wasn’t my own book, I was at a respite and it was definitely around the time you posted this video. Thanks Ralph. As a kid I didn’t like eating meat but I barely ate because of that. Not so healthy but I didn’t have control what my parent would buy or how frequently. I’m thankful to be alive today though. 💚🙏🏼😌

[natalielilley]

Thank you! I already ordered your book. THE YOGA SUTRAS OF PATANJALI . My favorite. The knowledge in that book is endless.

[dreathewiz]

Fear by Tich Nhat Hanh, was the book that started my journey towards self-love and knowing thyself, would greatly recommend to those who wish to overcome their greatest fears. Namaste <3

[MrEaglewarrior]

I really appreciate the work you do. Your videos are helping me to unpack my own trauma and maladaptive patterns. I'm reading "The Body Keeps the Score" about the somatic experience of PTSD.

[Barockisi]

The most important book for me is also "The Power of Now" from Eckhart Tolle. Can read it again and again. I also love the course in miracles.

[highbrate]

This is some deep stuff! Would love you to add another ten books/book suggestions! Shout-out to all the deep divers who're sharing their life changing books too! Powerful information 💙

[arsenioseslpodcast]

Napoleon Hill's Law of Success is the absolute MOST important for anyone and everyone!

[boford]

Thanks a million brother Ralph for all of the positive energy you send out. You've probably already read it but I would like to mention the Emerald Tablets of Thoth. Blessings!!!

[mariannabacoula]

Thank you for the recommendations! Three books that I would recommend for whoever is interested are: "The Road Less Traveled" by M. Scott Peck, "Prometheus Rising" by Robert Anton Wilson and "Moral Tribes" by Joshua Greene.

[SaintUnoATL]

The Secret Teachings of All Ages by Manly P. Hall really made me dive deep. Going to check all these out, thank you master teacher!

[zuntakapokotenzuntakapon]

Plato, Plotinus, Lao Tzu, Wen-Tzu, Chuang Tzu, Mencious, Confucious, Buddha, Sankaracharya, Blavatsky, bhagavad gita, vedas, upanishads and more. Wisdom is timeless, priceless.

[royvandedonk]

Thanks for advice, I like the book of Eric von daniken "chariots of the gods" and "fingerprints of the gods" by Graham Hancock and "voices Leslie flint" is also amazing.

[RamanHari]

Yes!! More books to read haha :) Thanks so much Ralph. You inspired me to start making my own videos, I finally started posting! 20% thinking, 80% action - let's get it baby!!! Much love x

[mrsd]

Wow😀 we are SERIOUSLY deep diving. Will definitely look into reading these books x