Category Archives for Monthly Book Reviews

Monthly Book Review – Ramesh Monocha – Silence Your Mind

Meditation has been something that’s interested me since my teens years, with all the well known benefits to one’s health and well being that a regular meditation practice is supposed to bring, who wouldn’t be at least a little interested? That being said, I’ve still not really found a meditation practice that I feel is […]

Monthly Book Review – Emmanuel’s Book

Since about my early 20’s I’ve been aware of certain materials (books, videos, etc) from a few different people claiming to be acting as “channels”. Among these, probably the one that I was most interested in for many years was Abraham Hicks (you can read up on more information about who they are from an […]

Monthly Book Review – Deepak Chopra – The Way Of The Wizard

Deepak Chopra has been a big name in the area of personal development slash spiritual “enlightenment” for around 20 years now, and if you’ve been reading any of these kinds of books over that time, you’ve likely come across the name. Surprisingly to me, The Way of The Wizard is actually the very first book […]

Monthly Book Review – Anthony William – Medical Medium

Like myself, you may have come across this Anthony William fellow, and heard the basic outline of his story and the concept of his role as the “Medical Medium” and fairly quickly dismissed him as a “quack”. That was my mindset when I first heard about him from a friend, and did a further Google […]

Monthly Book Review November 2016 – Nutrient Power

This month’s book review will be taking a look at William Walsh’s Nutrient Power. This book was a real eye opener for me in understanding how different types of nutritional imbalances causes by genetic and epigenetic factors can create different types of mental/emotional health issues including depression and all the way up in intensity to […]

Monthly Book Review October 2016 – Self Help For Your Nerves

For this month’s book review, I’ve chosen one of the classics, Dr Claire Weekes’ “Self Help For Your Nerves”. This book originally written in 1962 has become rather famous in the anxiety relief community. It’s age old wisdom, and the fact that Claire Weekes herself went through her own journey with anxiety means that it’s a […]