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Title: Practicing Radical Honesty by Brad Blanton ISBN: 0-9630921-3-8 Publisher: Sparrowhawk Publishing Pub. Date: August, 2000 Format: Hardcover Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $25.00

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Average Customer Rating: 5 (3 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: CUT's Like a Knife!
Comment: Awsome read. Brad tells the truth point blank! If you really want to get free, be prepared for some hard work! Cause telling the truth is not easy!! This book is funny, and very enlightening. Not everyone that reads it will get alot out of it, unless they are "ready"! I highly recommend this book. It's up there as one of the best.
BW

Rating: 5
Summary: Radical Honesty, the way to be...honest.
Comment: Don't be alarmed by the word radical, being truly honest appears radical these days becuase very few people are telling you the truth. There are hundreds of books on the market, touting tactics, strategies and ways to manipulate how you feel and programs for communicating with others. Programs are for computers! Tell the truth. We were always told to tell the truth, but did you ever really learn how?

Practicing Radical Honesty teaches and demonstrates how. Radical Honesty is invaluable, and is guaranteed to deliver. What else can I say, the truth is the truth.

Rating: 5
Summary: Practicing Radical Honesty
Comment: I like this book alot. I just bought ten copies to give to friends. What I like is that Blanton clearly describes how peoples' minds interfere with us seeing what is really going on in our world. The mind tries to support the delusion that we are safe, when really we are in denial much of the time.

He shows us how to get back the freedom to see things clearly and simply--by telling the truth. How radical! I wish everyone would read this book and buy a few copies to give away. Then maybe if we did the things Blanton recommends, we really would feel safe.