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Essential Psychic Healing: A Complete Guide to Healing Yourself, Healing Others, And Healing the Earth
by Diane Stein
from Crossing Press

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 3.0 / 5.0

• Sexist and 'Out there'
  The author gives an introduction to several subjects, including but not limited to chakras, Spirit Guides, crystals, soul retrieval, etc. While comprehensive, her writing style is constrained and the content is, well, far fetched. It's obvious that she is a feminist and wrote this book solely for other women. I'm alright with that notion except she seems to introduce an anti-male bias into every chapter and at some point her emotional baggage overpowers the information she tries to convey. For instance, in... more info

• Absolutely Appalled! Poorly researched.
  I was absolutely appalled when Stein included that she believed that psychic healings resulted from a photograph from Medjugorje, Bosnia. The apparitions of the Virgin Mary in Medjugorje, Bosnia-Herzegovina absolutely condemn the subject of this book and the subject of Stein's previous works! The visionaries in Medjugorje would call what Stein dabbles in as the work of Satan! And they would further reply that any healing that results from Medjugorje, comes from God and and God alone and cannot be manifested... more info

• An easily accessible, comprehensive resource
  I enjoy all of Ms. Stein's books. They are written in easy to understand language and are great as reference resources. This book is no exception. It takes some of her previous work and puts it together into a comprehensive package you can turn to time and again. Not sure why anyone would mind the references to Wicca. I realize that people write from what they know. Interestingly, we don't knock Deepak or Wayne Dyer for this, but we are put off when it is coming from an even less mainstream faith. I also... more info

• A good book, even if you're not a woman
  I found the book very informative. Good data and in keeping with the high quality of her 'Essential Reiki' book (my standard for Rekik study.) My only notation is her consistant reference to Wikka and feminism/goddess. It's used as a flag for her personal values and I found the permeating references more of a distraction to the whole work, rather than a,perhaps, necessary adjunct.

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