Which of these authors are best? Eckart Tolle, Depak Chopra, Gregg Braden, Masaru Emoto

Eckart Tolle, Deepak Chopra, Gregg Braden, Masaru Emoto, Ramtha, and other are all authors featuring in the modern day consciousness and spirituality literature. Throw in Michio Kaku and Stuart Hameroff on string theory and quantum physics respectively and the mix get very interesting very quickly. There are so many good authors. Many have such strong substance beneath their material and others who are really just puffing smoke. Over time this page and the pages linking to this page will aim at giving a some overview of what these authors are all about. On the light side, the issue of spelling is just a little interesting fact to look at. You may have noticed that I had misspelled a few authors in the headline of this article, did you? That is what awareness is all about and consciousness is a natural product of increased awareness.

Dr Deepak Chopra

Deepak Chopra

Here are some of the variations to Deepak Chopra that you may find: Chopra Deepak (not too bad!), Deepok Chopra (subtle, but incorrect), Depak Chopra (the version I chose deliberately!)

I have the utmost respect for Deepak Chopra. If there is a spectrum stretching from scientific to metaphysical in terms of author's approaches, then he probably occupies the mid-point. His material is beautifully interwoven between spiritual and metaphysical concepts and quantum physical detail and facts. He is accused of making scientific jumps and not staying to the pureness of the science. I believe that is not his aim. Judge for yourself

Dr Wayne Dyer

	Wayne W. Dyer

Dr Wayne Dyer or Dr Wayne W Dyer fortunately don't have that many variations to his name, but some do prefer to spell his name as surname first (much like Chopra Deepak) Dyer Wayne

 

The Author Eckhart Tolle

Eckhart Tolle

It is ironic that someone who is so conscious, is the subject of such unawareness or subconscious mistakes (or are they?). The variations on his name is plentiful:
Echart Tolle (you almost can't see the difference), Eckart Tolle (so similar, which is why I used it to illustrate my point), Eckert Tolle (this looks more like a real mistake), Eckhardt Tolle (I used to make this same little error), Ekhart Tolle (only the c is missing here!)

I will over the next while write articles on the following authors as well:

• Gregg Braden
• Louise L. Hay
• Masaru Emoto
• Michio Kaku
• Ramtha
• Roger Penrose

Go to Eckart Tolle (or Eckhart Tolle!) page

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