Review: Best book on the market of its type
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 13, 2013
I have a habit of looking at, and generally purchasing, just about anything related to being psychic, harnessing one's intuition, and working with intention. It's safe to say I've got 200 books and eBooks related to that topic. Out of all of those books, Lori Spagna does the best job of clearly outlining what it is to be psychic, how to draw on latent abilities and hone skills, and the responsibilities inherent in using psychic abilities. She taps into many other areas, too, bringing up elements such as "unseen light beings", which thrilled me because these are the beings I address in my own book, Confessions of a Sunday School Psychic. While she didn't talk about these light beings at length (this wasn't her book's topic, so that's understandable), she nicely covered how to ask these beings for assistance. I really loved her take on meditation, too, and think this could have been a book in itself. If there was such a thing as mandatory reading before anyone did psychic work with clients, this would be the book that should be required. I was surprised to see that she includes her workbook as part of the package. This rich, well-written, and well-thought-out resource was a delightful surprise. Well done, Ms. Spagna.