Review: Intriguing yet Mysterious
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 27, 2013
I really liked this book alot--I like the subject material, I like the concept of communing with angels, I like the focus on meditation and how to do it so that you can become more enlightened. I like that it's written in a positive, easy to read way. With that said, it does raise a few questions in my mind. Why is there nothing online about the author, who appears to be a young man in his 20's (24 maybe at the time of his writing this in early 2013). How is it that this author came out of nowhere with an amazing story of what meditation has done for him--communing with the top of the hierarchy of archangels???---that is nearly impossible to believe unless you have an open mind? I want to believe it. I want to believe that if I try his methods of cleansing my chakras and healing my "clogged" energy centers in my body, that I will also be able to commune with angels, with my beloved deceased father and other loved ones, that I will open my Third Eye and become telepathic. I truly, truly want to believe it. But if it's so easy that a 20-something young person has evolved this high in his stages of enlightenment, wouldn't much older, wiser people be able to do it? What about the Dalai Lama? He doesn't talk about telepathy and honing your Third Eye and he meditates constantly. The other hesitation I have is that the author seems to focus on the Hindu and Buddhist practice of meditating on your chakras AND he claims to have "seen" Jesus, who apparently supports this. While this seems wonderful and too good to be true, I don't believe Christianity promotes the concept of chakras. Now, I don't personally have a problem with it, as I believe my mind is fairly open to all things spiritual. But I truly wonder about the author, and whether he's put lots of differing spiritual views in his book to appeal to a wider audience. Truly, where did he come from?