Unlock the Sacred Space Within: A Guide to Living in the Heart

Lindsay Christensen: Impactful, practical, profound. I’m not sure when this was written but it feels timely for right now (November 2023) and also timeless.

United States on Nov 10, 2023

Nanurala: I wanted to read the flower of life however I heard this book was a more feminine approach to Drunvalo’s work/offerings to us. Now I’m ready to dive back in to the Flower of life. I practice the meditations he offers in this book and in his teachings. So grateful to have his work available to support my path!

Canada on Aug 07, 2021

Michelle Pfeiffer: Amazing book!
Let's find our way back to our hearts!
Drunvalo is a master! I'm a fan of his! :)

Brazil on May 04, 2019

A Gym Goer: Gem of a book, you can also feel the writing, from sacred place of heart.

India on Nov 22, 2018

Sue Shunatona: As in most books I read, I automatically do what is being written about. When I was reading about the Siri giving the technique to Drunvalo, I didn't realize until my client was knocking on the door and calling my phone, that I had gone into a deep meditation, with a very lucid dream. Then later, I had taken the book with me to read while waiting, and I decided to read it while waiting for my daughter. I was in my Jeep. I was reading about Drunvalo answering what it meant to him, and I agreed with a loud Aho,Mitakye Oyasin(we're all related), when something told me to look out the window facing South, and in the clouds was a big smiley face-no imagination needed!!! I was ecstatic, and my first thought was, I need a witness!, so I ran to the heavy doors of the refurbished schoolbuilding my daughter stayed at and yelled for her to get down here now!!! In seconds, we were both looking, and it was now winking!!! Then dissipated!!! I love the signs I get from Spirit. For me, it meant I'm where I'm supposed to be, doing what I'm supposed to be doing, and Great Spirit, Tiwara is affirming that he/she us omnipresent.

United States on Nov 19, 2017

Martina Gutierrez: Bel outils !
Chaque chose en son temps, pas besoin de s'acharner, jouer et expérimenter !
CD de méditation inclus en anglais :)

France on Oct 17, 2014

Christian Billmaier: This book (and all other books from Drunvalo Mechizedek) are spiritually open and/or seeking the knowledge.

Some people that are still into this artificial strictly left-brain industry-society-life, can just get the wrong impressions.

I love the way Drunvalo uses a very descriptive and precise without being too wordy. I had to look up some of those words since English is not my first language. I read pretty much all of his books now and love them all.

All his books are real 'eye-openers' and I think that I slowly get my memories back and all his explanations make more sense than what I ever learned in school. I'm a technical college-graduate and I finally realized that a lot of things nowadays don't jive...).

Great book, nice and concise.

Germany on Apr 13, 2014

L. Smith: I thoroughly enjoyed the book and highly recommend it (along with both volumes of Drunvelo's 'Secret of the Flower of Life' and his 'Serpent of Light'). However, I noticed that in the previous 35 reviews no one had mentioned that the book had helped them to access the Secret Space of the Heart.

Today I ran across Drunvelo's Spirit of Maat e-zine from 2003 dedicated to the 'Secret' Space of the Heart[...]. This edition came out just as he was publishing the Sacred Space of the Heart book/CD. At the bottom of the article at the [...] link, Drunvelo says: "But the truth is that without an experienced teacher and the oral tradition, it is very difficult to truly find this Sacred Space. Even in a living workshop, we take two days of preparation before we try to enter the Sacred Space. But in this context, most problems can be overcome, and the direct experience can usually be achieved."

Therefore, if you're beating your head against a wall trying to get to the Sacred Space and wondering what you're doing wrong, just know that there's the good chance that no amount of book/CD instruction and hours of practice will get you there without some...

United States on Aug 21, 2009

Bani Sodermark: "Long ago, we humans used a form of communication and sensing that did not involve the brain in any way. Rather, it came from a sacred space within our heart." Drunvalo Melchizedek.

This place within our heart is a place to which most of us have had access. As children, many of us, though not all, can remember having lived in a world when we jumped out of bed at the start of a new day, a time when there was a spring to our step, sparks in our eyes and joy in our heart from the sheer pleasure of living. A time when we did not doubt ourselves, our power, or the impact we had on others.

Modern life, which can also be called, 'living by the mind', has taken a good deal of this enchantment away from us. We have collectively forgotten, or at least chosen to forget, that we are also powerful beings, that each of our cells, has a distinct power and an identity that challenges our imagination. In this work, Drunvalo Melchizedek, takes the blinkers off his eyes and tells us what he sees. He tells us also of others who see the same things that he does, as he recounts fascinating excerpts of his conversations with a blind woman employed by NASA, children in...

United States on Apr 10, 2007

DJ Hancock: I was drawn to Drunvalo's Flower of Life teachings after being approached by a complete stranger who introduced me to them via his website. I found those volumes to be enjoyable but quite intense. On the other hand, Living in the Heart is a simple and easy book to read almost in one sitting. Yet it holds some powerful and simple observations and experiences about our world. The heart is where feelings are made manifest in our physical world, and it's our feelings that speak to the Mind of God, or the hidden field of intelligence as described by Gregg Braden (God Code, Isaiah Effect) and Lynne McTaggart (The Field). Our feelings communicate with the 99% of the energy in our world which is invisible to our eyes and ears. Following the heart reminds me of Stalking the Spirit, or following heart and gut feelings which can be an incredibly exciting journey. The times I have done it I've found myself surrounded by events and open doors my rational mind is unable to explain. If we want to change our world we must first become the feeling through prayer, rather than "thinking for" something, and then trust our creative essence.

Drunvalo explains some...

United States on Jul 03, 2005