Devi Stern

I wanted to love this book. Instead, I found myself mired in the language, and unable to get through it even though I loved the concept, title and cover.

This book "enables safe exploration of higher consciousness, and helps clear blockages to love".

Awesome, let's jump in then?

No, wait, there's more explanation. Then some more, and then...

You get the jist.

I wanted meat, not theory. I wanted actionable how-to's, and I got a lot of analysis and intellectualism. Which is great, and honestly, had I prepared myself for this kind of book, I likely would have enjoyed it more.

Early on, the book says, "Kabbalah is essentially cerebral". That should have tipped me off.

It goes on to say, "Energy medicine, on the other hand, involves the awareness of physical sensation".

And eventually, that the combination of these two methods is who we'll heal ourselves.

Again, this excites me. But I didn't really find any answers, any practical tips, and I ended up letting go of the book before finishing it.

Admittedly, I read a LOT of books (likely a dozen a week), and so a book needs to capture my interest immediately. Without it, I have to move on.

Were there gems further on that i didn't find? Probably. I'd love to hear about them. For someone with a bit more patience and time, I feel like this would be a complete goldmine of a book.

For me? Just okay.… (meer)