Title: The love of money is the root of all drivel
Product review: Paul knew it, Anton LaVey knew it, and L. Ron Hubbard knew it.... simplistic spirituality wrapped in a anti-dominant-culture stance to make it look new, bold, and innovative has always been catnip to those unfortunate folks who just can't restrain themselves from believing in tooth fairies. This book is a signpost along the road that the New Age has taken from being primarily the realm of well-meaning but gullible hippies to being primarily a capitalist concern for busy yuppies who want their inner life, like their vitamin C and their fiber, in a pill.Unlike vitamin C and fiber, this contrived (though emotionally manipulative) plot speckled with forgettable characters and those nine brilliant insights that read like one of your better fortune cookies won't actually do you any good.
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