Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

I was captured by the promotional efforts of Hay House, which would not have happened if I had realized that it was Hay House who published the book. That said, in things where mediums are concerned, I have found over 20-something years is that discernment is key. Nothing comes through perfectly or purely. So, as with everything, I take what I can, what I am moved to listen to, that feels right to me. That little inner voice we all have is the closet thing we have to the truth for ourselves. So, to that end I have developed my ability to listen to myself within and use my own unique discernment. Having said that: 1) Like other reviewers, I did not hear any earth shaking new information in the diets or healing processes, we all know that we should be eating as purely as possible. We all know that we need to work on getting the heavy metals out. 2) One thing is for sure God did not leave us short handed for remedies when he decided to create all the variety of anti-virals, fungals, bacterials etc. in our plant and mineral worlds and I believe that there are many types of natural treatments one can encounter that would be as, if not more, effective than what he is suggesting. 3) I really do buy that EBV is at the root of most other thing. I feel a resonance with this and I was hoping to hear something that would create healing. Honestly, I am really disappointed. Healing to me means to rid yourself of the disease. What he is recommending is how to get it under control not actually heal. More I would call it a get on top of and maintain. Disappointing. 4) What is being recommended is very expensive and really a maintenance program so that means the expense will go on for ever? Wild blueberries (main) $34 per ounce-What!! Like the other reader said I feel similar that if you have all the time and money it takes to go with his advice and not have it interrupt your living of life for the long term, if it allows you to live life more fully and freely. Then go for it. 5) I do find what he said about the Angels being very busy and picking and choosing who and what they want to do is ridiculous. It lacks an understanding of how things work inter-dimensionally and I believe it comes directly from his ego and that he believes fully and innocently in what he is saying. This or he has been asked to think about it and comment on angels, and his own thoughts have gotten a little mixed up with that of "Spirit". Hay House publishes a lot of Angel material and honestly anything spiritual which is commercialized is just not going to be . . . Well, I totally do not resonate with his angel talk vibration. 6) As for any spirit speaking about hierarchy to accredit the truth they are professing, such as "it comes as that most close to God"; the more they express hierarchy the further away from pure truth they are. With source truth there is a resonance of truth. When you are in the presence of truth you feel it and it finds no need to accredit itself, that his human and worldly. The most pure truth I have felt coming from a medium is from the medium whose spirit need not accredit themselves in such a way. 7) I do believe that many will heal and do heal from his work. He is making millions or will be and I am sure that I don't begrudge him for that. This revenue is creating jobs for people and will hopefully filter back into the economy in many ways. I believe that he believes completely in what he is doing which is why I give it two stars. I would like to see him expand on some remedies that would help our poor masses. Remedies that would be available to other than the privileged, or those who will give up everything else in their lives to pay for (which I think is the sad part) and follow the remedies in the book. I am definitely inspired to reinitiate my lemon water, there were some good cost effective reminders in there for me so. I actually started to do an analysis and create a cost chart of the supplements when I got to $300 per month, I stopped and oh . . . my . . . . no. I cannot entertain this at all . . .