Review: Part autobiography, part reference, 100% entertaining
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 17, 2014
While not every chapter will apply to your specific area of interest, this book covers every psychic corner under the sun.  The author is skilled, weaving personal accounts with direction in such a way you learn a great deal without effort.I enjoyed this book as a whole. A few sections resonated in particular, though. One was Part 1::Chapter 10, Psychic Self Defense. I tend to feel that guarding our spiritual self is just as, if not more, important than guarding our bodies. It goes into great detail about the empathic person and the pitfalls they experience. The author spells out several ways to safeguard yourself from those who, either unknowingly or intentionally, seek to basically “suck the life out of you”.  Real-life vampires abound.Another was about brain waves in the appendix. It delves deeply into the sleep cycles and how each affects the mind and body. It’s a book in itself.Side note: I have to disagree with the negative reviewer who said there weren’t any lessons.  Did they buy the same book I did? I’m not being disagreeable; on the contrary, I honestly believe they must have this confused with another book because every chapter in Part II is complete with instruction. I encourage them to check the Table of Contents.Overall, a most interesting and informative book that reads like a novel while serving as an in-depth reference book.