Review: If you've ever wondered . . .
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 30, 2012
Short, sweet, and easy to understand, my kind of 'how-to' book.  Matthew Fraser starts off the book by telling us a little about himself, how being psychic ran in his family, and how he came to understand and to use his own powers.As an example, chapter 2 gives an explanation of what psychic abilities are, and just what the other side is.  Fraser gives us the categories of physic abilities; being psychic means predicting the future, being intuitive means knowing something with no logical reason for doing so, and being a medium, which means you have the ability to speak to the dead. At the end of each chapter there's an exercise so that you can practice whatever ability you've identified using Fraser's guidance.At the end of each chapter, Fraser gives a hyperlink in the Kindle version of his book, to his live events, newsletters, and other such interesting sites that have to do with the book.Throughout the chapters, Fraser very logically, goes through each of the physic gifts, allowing the reader to easily learn to recognize what each gift is, and how to tell if you have it.At the end of the book, Fraser tells the reader how to put together all of their senses, and uses scenarios to show we can use our innate abilities to solve our own problems.  Valuable knowledge and every empowering.  I'm very happy that I picked up Fraser's book.