Which of these books are worth keeping?

Hello. I have too many books. I desperatly need to get rid of some and I don't have the time or energy to
read them all to find which are any good, so I would like to solicit YOUR opinions. Don't worry that you're
telling me what to think, or that it's all a matter of subjective opinion based on reading: that is all so, but
I would still like you to tell me what you think of these, whether you have read them, know them only by
reputation, or are going on a hunch based upon what you know and think in general.

So i'm going to start listing thsese post by post, and if more than several ppl advise me to get rid
then they will go (remember, I have no space for chaff, so just keeping them because it would be
nice to won't fly).

• The Tao of Physics, Fritjof Capra
• The Sunken Kingdom, Peter James
• The Two Children, David Ovason
• The Zelator, David Ovason
• Precarious Living, Martin Israel
• No Boundary, Ken Wilber
• Be As You Are, The teachings of Sri Ramana Maharshi, David Godman
• The Quantum society, Danah Zohar
• Kundalini in the physical world, Mary Scott
• The Inner eye of love, William Johnston

• PD Ouspensky, Tertium Organum
• * PD Ouspensky, A New Model of the Universe
• * PD Ouspensky, The strange life of Ivan Osokin

• Esaays in zen Buddhism, DT Suzuki
• Eunuchs for the Kingdom of Heaven, Uta Ranke-Heinemann
• The Participatory Mind, Henryk Skolimowski
• The Seat of the Soul, Gary Zukav

Jesus is there any way of overcoming that apostrophe bug?

• The Secret Tradition in Arthurian Legend, Gareth Knight

• The Gospel According to Woman, Karen Armstrong
• The Hidden Tradition of Europe, Yuri Stoyanov

• I and Thou, Marutin Buber
• Encounter with Martin Buber

• The Sacred Yew, Anand Chetan

• King Arthur's Avalon, Geoffry Ashe
• * Camelot and the Vision of Albion, Geoffry Ashe

• Notes from a bottle found on the beach at Carmel, Evan S. Connell
• * Points for a Compass Rose, Evan S. Connell

Keep the Suzuki and Buber books.
(though both wrote better books on their subjects)

Shit, I haven't read ANY of these. Is Ecan S Connell the guy who wrote 'Diary of a Rapist'? That book freaked me out.

# The Tao of Physics, Fritjof Capra

Throw this into a sack, throw the sack into a river, and throw the river into the heart of the sun.

Yeah, that's the same ESC. You should keep those.
(xpost)

I'm thinking keep the Buber.

Keep Suzuki & Buber.

Also fuck a Gary Zukav.

Zukav and Capra, meh - read them both, I'd pitch 'em. I like Karen Armstrong's stuff a lot, but haven't read that particular title - I would keep it.

Buber. I haven't read him in ages, but he's someone I'd want to be able to get from the shelves. Otherwise, not my scene.

Essays in zen Buddhism, DT Suzuki - worth keeping, if you read it.

The Hidden Tradition of Europe, Yuri Stoyanov

Tell me more about this book. It has an appealing title, and its a writer I have never read.

i will pull it out shortly.