The Path of the DreamHealer

by Adam

The Path of the DreamHealer introduces the incredible healing techniques of a boy named Adam, who has been named “The Miracle Worker” by the International press.

Adam is your everyday twenty-year-old college student living in Canada. The only thing different about Adam is that he has the power to heal people—and can do so from across a continent. For the thousands of people who have already been healed by Adam, this is not a curious phenomenon, but the very definition of hope.

Adam is an energy healer: He can read your aura and see where energy is blocked in your body. Through his healing gift, he is able to direct that energy toward healing.

Genres: Nonfiction, Spirituality, Self Help, Metaphysics, Health

256 pages, Paperback

First published July 6, 2006

Reviews

[Kerrin · Rating 3 out of 5]

I picked this book up in the Salvation army for $3. I knew who Adam was as I attended one of his seminars in Vancouver and was privileged to take part in a group healing session.
The book is about the correlation between science and human existence. Adam heals people telepathically in person and remotely. What I get from the book is that he wants to show the reader how to understand the biochemistry behind his abilities. Not only to understand how he performs these miracles but also so that we can become our own healers by having the knowledge of how it works as well as the guide to enhancing our own connection to the unseen world of metaphysics.
There are some useful training exercises that claim to help with reading Aura's for example but I haven't yet attempted those so cant comment on effectiveness.
The first few chapters can be a little overwhelming but its worth persevering and continuing to the end.

[Raven Wells · Rating 1 out of 5]

This is another book with the same mentality as The Secret. While it can be useful to have a shift in your mental attitude, it should always be paired with the encouragement of modern medicine. Instead, there is a bias laced through this book that doctors are wrong and if you can’t heal yourself (or through him), then you’re obviously the reason why. You are choosing to not heal. All his examples are rather intense, usually involving cancer (most of them severe) and of course, all are miraculously healed and the cancer is gone. Everyone would love to have this be reality. However, it’s setting an unrealistic expectation of the results of visualization. He even admits he won’t tell clients if they are dying because even he could be wrong. 🚩 read with caution

[Malcolm · Rating 4 out of 5]

Very interesting book about famous healer Adam who uses visualization to great effect. He apparently was able to heal Ronnie Hawkins and many others of Cancer. He maintains that we all have the ability to work with the energies of light to make good things happen for ourselves and others. An interesting read whatever you think about such things.
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[Megs · Rating 4 out of 5]

Out of all of his books this one is my favorite. It touches on everything that is important from his prior books, yet delves into the subject matter which a much more comprehensive and mature grasp on the subject matter. Very inspiring!

[Gina]

I read this a long time ago. I liked it, but cannot remember it well enough to rate it. This was about a young man with ability to heal others. If I remember correctly, there was a lot of science in it as well. I might have to read it again one of these days :)

[Preetpal · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book very much tells you the importance of the sub consciousness mind. It conveys what we think is what we are.. The techniques to self heal yourselves(to be a better person) and the importance of it along with the detailed explanation of it makes this book very useful and interesting indeed..

[Benjamin Thomas · Rating 5 out of 5]

If you have any ethereal beliefs away from Religion, than this stuff is awesome and completely inspiring!

[Jen · Rating 3 out of 5]

Hah, I guess the time's n ot right...I can't seem to get myself to read more of it. Maybe I'm still digesting.

[Bella · Rating 5 out of 5]

Amazing book, give guidelines on how to focus your 'light'. more talks on energy and how to use this energy for healing purpose is elaborately given. a book worth reading..

[Jeni Hogenson · Rating 4 out of 5]

I learned that using the mind to heal is possible and doable if one is determined enough.