Hon.Charles,

I have recently wrote and produced a movie called Banaras, a mystic love story. It's a movie in Hindi but with English subtiltles.I urge you to see it and give me your comments. If you have difficulty in getting please let me know and I will arrange a copy to be sent.

On demand of the viewers, I have also started a blog. I do request you to visit it.
lcsingh | Homepage | 09.01.06 - 3:33 am | #

Dearest Charles,

My friends at the office emailed me the link for your book. They said it was the scariest book they had ever read, as well as totally absorbing, hey but hell, I had real nightmares over the book. It seems to push too many buttons in me.

I'm now half way through re-reading it and I still find it disturbing (and enlightening).

So congratulations and I can't wait till book 2 comes out. Will it be posted here? What time frame can we expect? There are so many unanswered questions - I presume you purposely set it up so we would want to read the next book.


luv Mani
Mani | Homepage | 09.01.06 - 4:09 am | #

I don't quite agree with the comments above, because The Cauldron is a multi dimensional book. Sure the darker elements are sinister and evil (that is what they are supposed to be of course) however the higher dimensional descriptions and writings are equally brilliant.

I like the way Charles lifts us up in wonderment and then Bang! Straight down to the lowest dimensions. He seems to be toying with us to snap us out off our contentments.

I love the characters - they all are imperfect thus believable. I agree the book left us guessing.

Charles, I hope while you are writing the second book you continue to post on the blog.

Thank you for responding to my eamil so quick - it really helped.

Cheers

UK Sophia
Sophia | 09.01.06 - 6:24 pm | #

I really enjoyed the Cauldron, and I can say it did not scare me as much.
It was very erotic in parts and exciting. Loved the last two chapters.
The book will shock a lot of people.
Roberto de Silva | 09.02.06 - 4:18 pm | #

Just finished - wow! Not sure how to describe it. Bloody fantastic read. Hey we're sharing something quite extraordinary here. A big thanks to Charles Goodwin for posting it on this blog.
Simon T. from Newmarket Auckla | 09.03.06 - 6:53 am | #

666 The Cauldron. So aptly named. What a controversial book! I read it in just 3 sittings over the weekend. Totally captivated. I've been thinking about it ever since. The whole premise scares me to the core because too much of it rings true. Reading Charles Goodwin's other blog postings, he is obviously one hell of a mystic and he seems to write from direct occult experience.
A guy meets a girl and falls in love. Then all hell breaks loose. What an understatement!!
Peter Grieg | Homepage | 09.04.06 - 9:41 pm | #

Rating: 5
This truly esoteric Blog is mind boggling but totally brilliant. I've been back often and am continually amazed at the profound levels that this mystic writes from. Can't wait for more. Love Cathy
Cathy Atkins | 09.11.06 - 1:58 am | #

Hello, I'd like to pass on a message to Charles Goodwin,

I read your excellent book The Secrets of Wealth Creation Revealed and quite obviously enjoyed it. I run a company in New Zealand named LiveWire Enterprises Ltd. which invests in and promotes (helps investors and potiential investors find) investment properties, and to a smaller extent - businesses. I have since made your book recommended reading, and have gifted a copy to each person within LiveWire (I believe some of them have also e-mailed you).
Firstly, thank you for writing the book - even my wife (a huge book critic) loved it! I am very interested in your philosophies and points of view - something that particularly stuck a cord with me was the term "dropping the body" - I have followed a similar path of thinking without having the ability to describe that term in words before.
Secondly, your chapter on real estate was enlightening. I agree completely erradicate ALL debit, and your techniques for property investment are excellent.

Thanks very much,

Kind Regards,

Stu Dunn
Director LiveWire Entperprises Ltd.
+64 21 411-117
Stu Dunn - LiveWire Entperpris | 09.11.06 - 9:45 pm | #

Just finished reading 666 The Cauldron. I feel like I've been squeezed through a spiritual ringer! Can't say I loved it or enjoyed it - but then somehow I don't think I was meant to. The book has certainly affected me big time. The last time I felt like this was when I walked out at the end of the movie 'Shindlers List. Almost numb. The evil this book addresses is beyond entertainment - beyond mere fiction - rather a real warning that evil is there all the time. I feel personally shell-shocked even violated - or perhaps blown out of contentment and awoken? When this book is in print I will buy it and one day try to muster the courage to read it again. Charles, when i'm back to earth and my chakras are again in some sought of balance I want to email you with a few personal questions. I hope after these comments you will answer me.
Linda Wolstart - California | 11.02.06 - 12:22 pm | #

Great work. Five stars. Book is going round our college and causing quite a stir. Who will play Marduk in the movie? Can't wait.
Ben | 11.03.06 - 6:59 pm | #

Hi Charles,

Your blog is the bestest! Wealth, Health and spiritual Attainment.

Began reading the Cauldron. Not sure yet if I can handle it....(;-> (I'm basically a coward) Who's Rebecca? And now don't say she's a figment of your imagination.

Luv (you)
Sandra Dee | 12.08.06 - 12:36 am | #

I would like to share with you the recordingsGururaj Ananda yogi (1932-198, born in Gujarat and died in Cape Town South Africa. His work as a philosopher and poet in very much unknown both in the East and the West but I have 6000+ of live recordings of his teachings that are worth being known. Some of them I am posting them in Gururaj web site and would like to call your attention on them.

I think these recordings will be very valuable for any person interested in spirituality.

Hoping that this information is of interest to you

Raman
Ramon Leonato | Homepage | 07.15.07 - 2:08 pm | #

Enlightenment
“ Ilchi Lee talks about enlightenment. Enlightenment is the education that results in understanding and the spread of knowledge. The enlightenment Ilchi Lee speaks of is not something extraordinary. Creating health, happiness, and peace is what Ilchi Lee calls enlightenment; it is creating a desirable environment rather than being controlled by it. When you internalize that the brain is not you but yours, you will finally be able to experience such awakenings in your life.” –SRV Danh Yoga also helps with enlightenment!
Todd Jones | Homepage | 08.06.07 - 6:20 pm | #

Hi Charles,

I like your approach very much.

I just read your post on making money from your hobby. My hobby is reading - murder mysteries for recreation, spirituality and more philosophical stuff also

The only way I can think of to make money from this is writing. I already have a blog (as above) but can't think of a way to leverage this in the same way as selling 'stuff'.

If you can I'd be very grateful to know.

Grace and Peace to you.
Evan
Evan Hadkins | Homepage | 10.24.07 - 4:30 am | #