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Great information paired with home concerns that should have always gone with biological health.

This is excellent wisdom and it is entirely positive, empowering, enlightening, encouraging, and inspiring!

Wonderful!

This introduction to spiritual healing is wonderful. While being a well known concept and practice to me, it is always worth listening to someone's perspective and way of describing it from the basic beginning. It fills in details I did not previously have and it teaches me a new way to explain the importance, abundance, and logic with others. Sound, clear ways to dispel the ridiculous naysayers is gratifying too.

Wonderful! It is inspiring from the first word and we know right away that spiritual healing is logical. In the hands of Jack Angelo's calm, historically and logically sound explanations, we see immediately that medicine and religion honing in merely on our physical bodies is illogical and bizarre. Do not let anyone try to turn the tables to make holistic, alternative, energy, or spiritual healing seem outrageous.

Another marvellous book that I cannot stop reading!

Marvellous! Non crime mysteries and trips out of Three Pines are my favourites!

How is that in one go? I breezed past 206 pages.

I am enjoying this novel more than I expected to. It is a novel, contrary to some suggestions that it was a short story suite. Some people have no concept of originality. Neatly desiging each chapter to solve one personage or portion of the puzzle, does not remove but contributes to the connectivity that forms a novel!

Every page is a pleasure, minus police crime parts. The modern observations, dialogue, and humour and my cup of tea. Even though a little coffee is what this Canadian usually drinks. No rituals or addictions with beverages here! It is a creative premise that any disciplined, educated person can learn magic. I love the personal perspective of including Peter Grant's parents and the atmosphere of jazz music bands.

I immediately enjoy Ben Aaronovitch's loveable characters, humour, and overall exceptional creativity and writing. This is an original world and premise and I looked forward to returning to it. I needed to laugh and Ben delivers them by getting me into stitches! I also love the modernity in which some angry side characters baldly advise each other to "fuck off"! It is a vicarious release!

Happy 23rd anniversary to Ron & I!

I am instantly sympathetic to the bond and difficult home life of a younger Brother & Sister. Gina is unlikely to be in the rest of Maureen Johnson's "Shades Of London" series, sadly. I love her from her first word. I wonder how much her Brother applies to the series. My guess is that this is the only story in which we see him as a 13 year-old.

Here we are at last, witnessing the beginning of Kate Mulgrew's acquaintance with "Star Trek: Voyager"! She is going to her audition and I would not have guessed that it was in New York City.

I am reading first and will try the 4 exercises afterwards. For now, I am conscientiously inhaling and exhaling more deeply. Whether or not I target my diaphragm without specified adjustments, I know I am getting the better, much fuller emptying and refilling breaths I need. I find it is true that knowledge is power and just the basics make a big difference in new, essential, education and ameliorating our health.

I am enjoying getting to know Miley and the Cyrus family a little bit. Too bad she started her story just after leaving Ontario, where I knew they lived for a year. She said she was homeschooled there, so I wonder how much she interacted with kids and acquainted our country's cultures. It would have been gratifying to read. I am sorry she was treated like crap in grade 6 in Nashville.

Surprisingly absent of any paranormal content at all, which it said it contained more prominently than usual. I am uninterested in violent stories about injustice or war.