Ramtha: The White Book

Definitely in my top ten books I've ever read. I cried in every chapter. Teachings of self love and acceptance.

If you like channeled reads, this is a good one. I really like the no nonsense information in this book... it seems a little different and more expansive (mind expansive) than some of the other ones. There is wisdom for the ages in here, to read over and over again.

As a seeker on the 'path' for almost 25 years, I have been exposed to just about every guru and philosophy of the new age, many of them personally. I have met a man who was raised from the dead by Sai Baba, and I have been worked on by a psychic surgeon. In other words, I have been around the block and have nothing negative to say about any of them.I am writing this because I simply have not read anything like the white book. When I found David Hawkins' Power vs Force, It was the first book that I ever started rereading immediately as soon as I finished the last page. With the White Book, I am now on my fourth reading, and I am still savoring every paragraph. It took a week to begin the first reread, because I knew something was happening to me, and it was very good. Just a couple of pages a day, and my soul is singing.The best way to describe this book is that when I attempted to read sections of this book to my spiritual peers, they, in spite of their best efforts, almost immediately fell asleep. For serious seekers, we have all had the experience of being in energy that was so high that we were unable to stay awake. For me, the first time I read the white book, I realized, when I perused it later, that I had no recall of at least 3/4 of the content. As a long time member of mensa, when this happens, I take note. I had borrowed it from a library, and I realized I had trouble taking it back.I have met several people who read the white book years ago, some still students of Ramtha, and when I remind them to read it again, they are absolutely blown away. I have never seen Ramtha, and I really have no interest in seeing him, other than as a tourist. It is not what a teaching says, it is what it does that has value to me. The white book feeds me. If this is not your book, I hope that you find one that does for you what this book does for me. Words fail to communicate what this book is about, so when you read this review observe how you feel.

For 30 years and longer reading Ram’s teachings has never grown old. I knew it as the first great Truth; it still contains that.I was with JZ at a 3 day seminar in the desert, a skeptic, but wanting to know a Truth I believed no human could convey. RAMTHA literally responded to a silent, mentally expressed dare from me. I decided to negate that dare, because if “he” didn’t respond, I thought it would negate everything I might otherwise gain.The next day, he found me in a crowd of 100 people, leaned close (in JZ’s body) and explained to me that he did know my thoughts, and proved to me he was quite aware of the dare I had mentally issued. It took me 3 weeks home to fully grasp what he had done, and the utter reality of it.Do not doubt that this phenomenal entity lived as he said, and more, that he was speaking through JZ when the knowledge contained in the White Book was given. That very fact is in itself mind altering. They are all around us. The unseen is alive with beings - and their reality is far more free and alive than ours - for there, there is no death. There are no endings. There is no fear.Ram was trying to say that we have it in our power to know that state of being here, on this earth, as a god in form. It’s true. Completely true. Beyond Armageddon and integration, it is true.

I came across Ramtha's book as it was highly recommended by Mike Dooley. Since my spiritual awakening in 2015, I can say that this is by far the best book for me when it comes to understanding the truth & power of who we all are, our purpose for being here, and the physical ascension that we are currently experiencing on this planet. Ramtha's teachings are very similar to the teachings of Abraham Hicks as it talks about our unlimited power to create & the power of our emotions. However, this book goes more in-depth and gives more detailed explanation on topics like soul reincarnation, altered ego, physical ascension and transcending duality. This book also teaches profoundly how to be in a place of neutrality or "isness" rather than seeing reality through the eyes of polarity and separation (good/bad, right/wrong, light/dark,etc). Ramtha also helps students understand how to cultivate non-judgment and practice true unconditional love for all humanity, which are both essential components in our ascension. A must-read for anyone on the path of ascension in this lifetime :)

Ramatha-The White Book is a really wonderful read, I liked learning about the third eye, and the pituitary gland . If you embraced yourself in unlimited ness, you can unmold yourself and think outside the box. I would recommend this book to anyone who wants to go on a true adventure of the mind! I Chose this rating because this is really my kind of thinking. Unlimited, Love it !!!!!!! I plan to read more books from this author. I can’t wait to read another one. Thank you !!!!!

In spite of the controversy surrounding J.Z. Knight, some of it having originated in her own entourage, Ramtha-The White Book is beautifully written and offers valuable insights to open-minded spiritual seekers. Steven Weinberg contributed his talent as editor, adding literary value to the book. The style, poetic at times, is very powerful and speaks to the soul. A lot of the teachings resonated as true to me. However, some did not. Overall, I have found Ramtha-The White Book to be a book worth reading.