Energy Healing Books

This book is terrible. Poorly written, poorly conceived. Please don't waste your money or your time.

Zero stars.

I trusted the publishers--who seem in general to have very good taste. I highly recommend all of Antal Szerb's books.

The effective information in this book could be reduced to 3 pages.
The book is full of typos and gramatical errors. It jumps to random subjects at random times. It lacks any kind of organization. It lacks any documentation to its qutations, stories, testimonials and statements of fact with the exception of a few web references and a very small reading list at the end.
It's not uncommon to see passages like "A local newspaper reports...", "Someone once said ...", "A paper said..."
It reads like a C paper from a junior High english class.
The author does Rife a disservice by daring to print such a mass of random data. It even includes an erratta sheet correcting a false statement which is repeated throughout the book but not corrected elsewhere.
Nothing in this book is reliable. Little is of much use. One entire chaper is a made up story - it says so. The final chapter, where you think you might actually learn something, entitled "Construction Basics" starts with "The following is an intentionally vague overview..."

Mr. Farly does no one a service with this book. Get "The Cancer Cure that Worked" by Barry Lynes instead.

This guy Mantiak Chia is amazing; he's kind of "Chopra Taoist" with dozen of books. I acknowledge him as a real Taoist and Tai Chi Master. He's for real, with a very strong background in internal martial arts and taoism (Iron Shirt Chi Kung is EXCELLENT)BUT most of his new books are kind of "New Age bla bla bla". If you want to know the Real Thing about Tai Chi Chuan and Baguazhang as Real Martial Arts,and strong Chi Kung, I strongly suggest to be in touch with Erle Montaigue. He's the ONLY known internal Master who is not after your money and you would NEVER face him on streets.

This is a rambling, incoherent book that offers little insight about how real people can help their kids through the teen years. Examples: Chapter Nineteen, "Choice" of suport system. "The choice of a support system is very important. Enrolling my children into the Waldorf and Montessori school systems allowed me to learn a new way of looking at life." Wow, good for her. The chapter then goes on for paragraph after paragraph about all the confidence boosting decisions she's made in her life. I'm really happy she felt good about herself when she learned to golf at age 40, but wait, isn't this book about teens mattering? Ooops, guess not.