This is a fascinating book on past and future life regression by a well respected psychologist. He gives case studies of a few well-chosen clients. It was very interesting to learn how helpful regression can be to people. They regress to a past life and are then able to understand their current lives more clearly. It can actually make huge positive changes in their current lives.
What interested me the most was the progressions into the future. A lot of them had strikingly similarities for specific time periods in the future. One of them even had a memory that I include as a possibility as the theme of my own book, Quantum Earth; that human thought is responsible for natural disasters. In this one client's lifetime in the distant future groups of people get together to psychically prevent tsunamis, earthquakes, hurricanes, etc. That was exciting to read about.
All in all, Brian Weiss is a good storyteller as well as a great human being. ]]>
This is the autobiographical story of a woman on a journey towards whole self discovery. I've written a full review on my website at http://www.earthwalkr.wordpress.com. ]]>
by Julie Achterhoff
I hope you enjoy the book Mary.
Julie ]]>
by Julie Achterhoff
I hope you enjoy the book Jen.
Julie ]]>
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Julie
said "yes" to attending the event: Blog Interview.
date: November 16, 2009 08:24AM
location: my blog, The United States
description: As an author, I enjoy learning more about other authors as well. I am currently interviewing authors from all over the globe and encourage you to drop by and make a comment or ask a question.
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This book focuses on one of Queen Eleanor's "men." This time he is working for her son, John. A letter appears on the scene saying that John is plotting the death of his brother, King Richard. It is a scam according to John, so he hires two men to find out how to fix this problematic situation. There are a lot of good fights and intrigue, as well as a seemingly factual view into the lives of the people during the 15th century, right around the beginning of the Renaissance.
I liked it a lot, but missed reading more about Richard and the queen as I did in Devil's Brood. I can't wait to read the next book in the series. ]]>