Summer's Path Book Group Discussion
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Bonny Faithful
2010/08/19 11:24 PM
Having read Summer's Path I couldn't wait to get hold of Waiting for Autumn, it was well worth the wait. When are we going to get the next book (Winter's snowy shawl)?
I will definitely recommend these books to my friends. I didn't realize until the end just who Scott (in Waiting for Autumn) was. Thank you for sharing such a beautiful experience with us.
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Gypsy Soul
2010/08/10 6:23 PM
I came across both books while vacationing in Asheville, NC and knew I just had to have them. First I read Waiting for Autumn in just 2 days and on the 3rd day I started Summer's Path at 9am and didn't put it down until I finished it later that afternoon! Absolutely loved both books and was left wanting more. Will we get to read about the incarnation of Autumn and the reunion of Robert, Scott & Don? I sure hope so! Thank you Scott for sharing your light with us!
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Heidi
2010/05/18 06:25 AM
Dear Scott... I found Waiting for Autumn quite by accident and fell in love with the story. My library finally got Summer's Path yesterday for me and I read it in one sitting. It spoke to my soul. What a gift you have given me. Thank you so much! I've recommended both books to all my friends. I'm going to also put the link to your site. I hope you find all that you are meant too. :-)
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Lisa
2010/05/13 02:54 AM
Please make your books abailable for ebook format. You already sell via B&N so it should be an easy thing to do.
Shanti
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Don
2010/04/15 12:53 PM
Susan, You find out what happens next in Waiting for Autumn!
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Susan Gill
2010/04/11 5:01 PM
I would like to know what happens to Don in Summer's Path. Does he stay in the dog. And who is Scott? I loved the read but the end left me wondering about what happened. Does Robert stay in Don's body?
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Candy
2010/04/10 12:34 PM
Hi, I just got this book this past week and I enjoyed it very much. I would recomend this to my friends. I also enjoy Waiting for Autumn. It reminded me of things I was aware of but had forgotten. Thank you so much.
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Walt Frampus-Frye
2010/03/31 1:09 PM
Just finished reading Summer's path. I bought it at a local book store this past Saturday and on Sunday morning my Black lab puppy decided that it was a wonderful play toy. (he was kind enough to remove the cover before getting at the pages LOL.) I enjoyed this book. It is the type that you can't put down and want to read in one sitting. I had read 'waiting for autumn' last year when it first came out and was disappointed that I had to wait until SP came out in hard cover instead of being able to get the e-book. It was really worth the wait tho!!!! I am now going to have the read waiting for autumn again! The ideas presented in SP make me want to look deeper into myself. I now have a lot of questions to ask myself also. Great Job scott!!!
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V. Love
2009/12/05 05:05 AM
I ordered this book from Audible and down loaded it into my MP3 player. I absolutely love this story. I've listened to it over 10 times, and am really eager to obtain more works by Scot! When the story ended, I was like "no! come back! I want more!"
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Eleanor
2009/10/28 09:05 AM
I found this book by happy accident on a computer in an internet cafe. I can only say that it has been a long time since I have read anything quite so beautiful and gentle. I read it through to the end and over again. I will definitely recommend this to all my friends.
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Uncle BG
2009/09/05 09:32 AM
I did not expect to read a beautiful book and be on the edge of tears for almost all of the pages. I cannot remember reading a book that has moved me so much. I have sent it to both of my daughter's and to 2 of my grand daughters. Don't get me wrong. I don't think this is a book only for females. I would suggest that it is for people who have sensitivities like my own. Great read of Summer's Path and I have just ordered the other one. Keep on bringing new ideas.
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Joan
2009/08/28 5:06 PM
I am a transpersonal psychologist and am aware of the power of numbers and synchronicity.
Recently, I have been seeing 11:11.
I spent this morning in the hospital having a barium enema and air contrast study. Of course, I'm aware that the findings might be cancer.
Having to stay close to the bathroom this afternoon, I pulled up "Summer's Path" that was a freebee from signing up for Robert Ohotto's Soul Purpose Intuitive Astrology class.
Synchronicity is alive and doing well.
Thank you.
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Linda Brady
2009/07/16 9:02 PM
1st read, Waiting for Autum, then had to download Summers Path, which I read in a day. I am speachless!!! Both stories have put me in a beautiful, peacful, speachless place.
Please keep writing!!!
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K.Stevenson
2009/07/10 7:08 PM
I just finishe reading this book on my Kindle and thoroughly enjoyed it so much I downloaded Waiting for Autumn. I live close to Ashland Oregon and will try to plan a visit. Thank you for helping me to open my mind to all things.
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Dr. Laila Ahmed
2009/07/03 07:48 AM
I just finished the e-book (thank you so much). It was really really very catchy story exploring a lot of metaphysical world but in the end i felt incomplete. i just want to ask that are there any more chapters to that i have 13 clippings? If yes please forward to me at drlailaahmed@gmail.com
Warmly,
Laila Ahmed
www.insightsandgrowth.com
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maat45
2009/06/14 5:36 PM
I finished reading Summer's Path about five minutes ago (I ordered it on Thursday for my Kindle). It's impossible to describe how I feel upon reading there ARE others who share my beliefs, what I 'know' at my soul. Having enjoyed similar retreats, book groups and seminars, had past life reading from my mentor...perhaps it's a sense of not being alone in all of it. Not that I was...I have a group of friends, soul family no doubt, who walk the same path in this life's journey but find one such as yourself, Scott...whom I know only through both your books (I think!) with parallel experiences is beyond description. Thank you. I read "Waiting for Autumn" first, last week. Now I look so much forward to the release of your next book in 2011.
Namaste
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Mary Ann
2009/03/19 12:45 PM
Dear Scott
I read your book Summer Path and it was awe inspiring. I read the first 100 pages in an hour and a half. I finished it in the next hour give or take a few minutes. I can't begin to express the feelings that this book generated in me. At this time in my life I have no major illness that I am aware of yet the book resonates with me so profoundly. Robert speaks to my heart as if we beat as one. I can't wait for the next book . I also have preordered it and await it's arrival on baited breath. Thanks for sharing a very life changing message at just a perfect time. This is the dawning of the age of Aquarius. Abundant Blessing to you and those you love.
Mary Ann Matejka
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Rebecca Dillahunty
2009/03/15 07:51 AM
I really liked your Summer's Path story.It gave me hope of overcoming the cancer I once had(breast)You put a new light to my way of thinking!!!
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Kimberley
2009/03/04 4:16 PM
I just listened to the whole audio book over the past 4 days. By the end I was in tears and smiling at the same time.
Scott it is wonderful. I would love it if you would offer the next one on audio also, so convenient.
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Vicki
2009/03/01 06:48 AM
I just finished the e-book (thank you so much). I am sitting quietly knowing now that I am sick and I have much work to do. The book came with perfect timing. I am so excited to know that I can work through the underlying issues that have caused my illness. I am confident that I will be well and re-aligned with my destiny very soon, yay! I am originally from southern Oregon and very familiar with every location you mentioned. Now I am home sick :) Scott, thank you for the simplicity with which you write, I understood completely without any confusion every point made in this book. I have read so many books that only hindered my search for help because they were too complicated. I look forward to everything you have to write and I know our paths have crossed and will cross again.
Warmly,
Vicki
Altamonte Springs, FL
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