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The Lost Mode of Prayer Audiobook

By: Gregg Braden
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Read By: Gregg Braden Publisher: Sounds True Listen Time: at 1.0x Speed 1.83 hours at 1.5x Speed 1.38 hours at 2.0x Speed Release Date: December 1999 Format: Original Staging Audiobook ISBN:
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Is there a forgotten spiritual tool that offers each one of us the ability to heal ourselves, our relationship with others, and even our endangered planet? Yes, says Gregg Braden. On The Lost Mode of Prayer, Braden examines evidence from both modern science and ancient texts to shed light on a secret lost to humanity in the year 325. This knowledge was relegated to elite priesthoods and mystery schools in the fourth century, leaving a crucial gap in our understanding of the world. At best, says Braden, our view of history, religion, science - even the way we love - has been based on an incomplete understanding of our past. Now, through newly translated texts preserved by the authors of the Dead Sea Scrolls, Braden reveals the inner workings of this powerful force sleeping in the mists of our ancient memory - and how to use this inner technology to create profound changes in ourselves and those around us.

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"Gregg writes about the fifth mode of prayer. Praying from the know. came out way before the secret but has a smilar message although I like lost mode much more. the secret misses or for some reason people miss that it is about feeling (not emotion) much more than thought "

— Shawn (5 out of 5 stars)

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    " This book is so inspiring and positive. I love it. It's quite helpful. "

    — Pisces, 1/3/2014
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    " Katie and Steve gave me this book for Christmas. Whether you choose to apply any of it or not, the book is interesting and thought-provoking. I will probably be readng it again. "

    — Ellen, 12/30/2013
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    " Outstanding! A must read for anyone who has ever prayed to their God, Jesus, Buddah, or just a higher power! "

    — Lbrownblack, 12/24/2013
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    " I loved this book! You'll have to read it to find out why : ) "

    — Melissa, 12/4/2013
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    " Another gem from Braden! "

    — Angela, 9/28/2013
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    " A must read. Such an amazing little book for those of us looking to understand the power of our prayers and words in our life. "

    — Michael, 7/26/2013
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    " Gregg writes about the fifth mode of prayer. Praying from the know. came out way before the secret but has a smilar message although I like lost mode much more. the secret misses or for some reason people miss that it is about feeling (not emotion) much more than thought "

    — Shawn, 2/14/2013
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    " Mr. Bradden delivers some very interesting ideas in the study of prayer. "

    — Tim, 3/8/2012
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    " I loved this book. I read it over and over! It reminds me how important each action we take is. "

    — Maggie, 2/28/2012
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    " This is an awe inspiring book. One of my teachers decided to make a class out of this book, it is awesome! "

    — Sandi, 1/16/2012
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    " Absolutely wonderful little book. Well worth reading. "

    — Tammy, 12/31/2011
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    " This book is truly amazing! It is a must read for people of all faiths. It offers simple actions anyone can do. After reading it, I feel that I need to read it again so that I can put it all together for me. "

    — Kari, 12/28/2011
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    " This is a tiny little book of enormous insight. I'm on my second read. "

    — Joy, 10/23/2011
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    " Enlightening, wonderful. "

    — Kathy, 8/8/2011
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    " Wow! What a powerful book about prayer, blessing, and ultimately forgiveness and widsom that come. "

    — Carrie, 6/25/2011
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    " An excellent perspective on prayer and intentions. Gregg has an interesting theory based on the universe. He does not attribute his theories or outcome to religion, and as a former cold war scientist, he often intertwines science to form an interesting hypothesis. "

    — Sammy, 6/11/2011
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    " An excellent perspective on prayer and intentions. Gregg has an interesting theory based on the universe. He does not attribute his theories or outcome to religion, and as a former cold war scientist, he often intertwines science to form an interesting hypothesis. "

    — Sammy, 4/11/2011
  • Overall Performance: 5 out of 55 out of 55 out of 55 out of 55 out of 5

    " This book is truly amazing! It is a must read for people of all faiths. It offers simple actions anyone can do. After reading it, I feel that I need to read it again so that I can put it all together for me. "

    — Kari, 6/14/2010
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    " Outstanding! A must read for anyone who has ever prayed to their God, Jesus, Buddah, or just a higher power! "

    — Lbrownblack, 8/24/2009
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    " This is an awe inspiring book. One of my teachers decided to make a class out of this book, it is awesome! "

    — Sandi, 6/18/2009
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    " Wow! What a powerful book about prayer, blessing, and ultimately forgiveness and widsom that come. "

    — Carrie, 2/13/2009
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    " This is a tiny little book of enormous insight. I'm on my second read. "

    — Joy, 10/20/2008
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    " I loved this book. I read it over and over! It reminds me how important each action we take is. "

    — Maggie, 9/23/2007
  • Overall Performance: 4 out of 54 out of 54 out of 54 out of 54 out of 5

    " Katie and Steve gave me this book for Christmas. Whether you choose to apply any of it or not, the book is interesting and thought-provoking. I will probably be readng it again. "

    — Ellen, 2/21/2007