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The Llewellyn Practical Guide To Psychic Self-Defense & Well Being (Llewelyn Practical Guides)
by Melita Denning, Osborne Phillips
from Llewellyn Publications

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0

• A better sense of well-being
  Reading this book helped me to feel a better sense of well-being in this not so safe world. It made me feel stronger inside.

• My review
  I am glad I purchased this on the recommendation of a friend. It was well worth it. I enjoyed the book.

• Not a "practical" guide at all
  Although an interesting read, this is simply NOT the "practical" guide I had been looking for. There is one basic aura strengthening exercise (albeit a good one) with one variant. Other than that there was simply a lot of occult information. This book also veers too far off into the wacky, imho. How many of us need to make sure we don't leave mail clippings around for our enemies who want to practice doll sorcery on us? How many of us need a ritual for cutting the tie to a doll used for doll sorcery? To me,... more info

• Not exactly what I expected...
  It began really nice and that is why I purchased the book. But after I finished it, I was somewhat disappointed. Other than the 'tower of light' method, the underlying message I got was: Occultism is not a bad thing. The 'real' occultists are actually good people and do not mess with 'bad' magic.
  Thus, the title of the book is somewhat misleading... Robert Bruce's book on the same subject is far better than this one and to the point. But I have to say the 'tower of light' technique was a valuable thing... more info

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