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Marcia emery's gift to us, the intuitive healer: accessing your inner physician, recently published by st.

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Emery's work has deepened my appreciation for intuition itself, something, in my cynical and jaded past i've regarded as merely a means to read the future with, much like a tarot card reader or scryer of crystal balls does.

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The intuitive healer: accessing your inner physician puts us in touch with an original intuition, connecting us with our inner teachers and guardians as well, in a way that feels quite natural, not at all alien.

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I suggest that the publicity department at st.

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I suppose the best way do this is blatantly from my perspective.

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When i opened it, this is what i had in my hands:-excellent, comprehensive (though not technical) explanations and groundwork for those new to this form of non-traditional healing-way too many personal stories and examples for my taste-way too much explanation for understanding visual things-certain aspects that seemed like an over complication (too much process for me when it wasn't really that complicated, more on that in a bit)-lots of exercises that were explained very well so that i could understand exactly what i was doing (or supposed to be doing), even though i was reading a book with no direct interaction with the writernow, that's entirely biased to my preferences and needs.

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If you're open and approach the exercises peacefully, i see no reason any reader can't take something away from the book.

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I think if you took those out, the book would be a third of it's length.