" The book, ‘The Science of Consciousness’ is a very sophisticated and all-embracing approach to formidable problems. I very much admired using the description of the viewing mechanism of the brain as a Camera Obscura, which is how I see my holographic images projected by the brain as vision/sight, and in less detail as memory, and then the latter combined with current observations to produce thought and conclusions. The cortex behaves as the screen of the Camera Obscura: yes very good.

Summary of the various functions of the different brain wave frequencies was helpful, and further on the statement that the gravitational field regulates living matter struck a chord with me. Well, of course, we are governed on a physical level almost entirely by the effect of gravity but whether this has been investigated and quantified in anyway, I do not know.

“The opposing energy changes within the positive- and negative-curvature regions form the energy neutrality of the universe. The regions rich in manifold energy are more flexible and younger than the positive-curvature gravitational areas, which form stiff galactic structures.” Although not being sure of the nature of manifold energy, my gut feeling responds well to what the author might be meaning. Some of the conjectures, such as the idea of white holes are new to me, and without much explanation of these phenomena, I am at a disadvantage in getting to better grips with the work.

Overall, the book struck a chord with me and found it an original and sophisticated attempt at the theory of everything. "

" I read with great pleasure this poetic sequence of reflections on the Stations of the Cross, which is in itself, of course, a massively symbolic journey – the ultimate journey into death and beyond. Deli has made intimate connections here between the psychological and physiological parameters of illness and mortality, linking them to the stage of Christ's riveting and crucial journey. I read this book with a growing sense of the importance of this pattern for each of us. A moving and important meditation on life and death, on suffering and transcendence. "

" Eva Deli has a unique ability and manner of reshuffling known facts to come up with unexpected hands that reveal the unknown! The book is well worth the read. "

" Chronic pain and disease is one of the most challenging psychological, spiritual, and physical issues a person can face. 'The Stations of The Cross' offers psychological, spiritual, and medical guidance to help ease suffering and find greater hope and acceptance for anyone facing chronic pain or disease. "

" As a cancer survivor and a pioneer in existential positive psychology, I welcome Visions of Hope, which combines an uplifting spiritual vision with the sound of advice based on science. In the age of Covid-19, we need hope more than ever before. I highly recommend it for all suffering people. "

" Eva has done it! She has written a book to inspire true happiness from within. This motivational read promotes the realization of meaning and purpose in one’s journey toward self actualization and resilience. I intend to us these promising and encouraging words of joy in my therapy practice as a means to evoke jubilance, positivity and self-discovery. Through mindfulness and meaningful engagement, we can unleash our power to discover well being and life purpose. By way of insight and self-betterment, The Power of Joy promotes the idea that we can come to triumphant fruition. "