What this book says in essence is: "Intuition works. Use it." The author, however, doesn't go deep enough into the workings of intuition, but relies on the experiences of people, mostly those who have had material gains through it and those whom she interviews. On the plus side, toward the end of the book, there is a meditation for opening the heart chakra.

Although I strongly believe in the best intentions of the author, I didn't see much of how-to in the book. Maybe from the experiences of others one can gather a few hints, but altogether those hints wouldn't add up to a page of instruction.

Just saying something works and we should use it leaves out a lot of information to be covered. Granted much information may not be available at this point in the evolution of this kind of knowledge, but I think no book should promise what it cannot deliver. Still, as I said earlier, I do believe that the author wanted to help others and thus she wrote this book. For that, I applaud her.

If you wish to find encouragement for trusting your intuition, do read this book, but if you are looking for concrete information, other than the experiences of the people the author knows, I didn’t come across much of anything to emulate.

Still, the book is written with the best of intentions and its reading is enjoyable. I, therefore, am not sorry I read it.

the author's positivity.

is Molly Carroll, a nonfiction writer, artist, educator, and therapist who holds a master’s degree in counseling psychology.

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