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Review by David Brazier PhD,
Author of The Feeling Buddha
"This book is highly opinionated and many of the opinions in it are first
class. It does what it says and tries to help the reader pick their way
through the minefield of New Age literature and teachings now available.
In some respects, therefore, it is a kind of extended review of current
thinking, praising and criticising freely in a field where some sorting
out is certainly in order. The author draws on a long experience with this
material and applies a deal of down to earth intelligence to the matter.
If you are not immediately put off by the words New Age, but do want to
sort out the wheat from the chaff then this is one of the books you need.
The book is particularly good at isolating apparently attractive ideas
that are basically time wasters. It propounds the healthy view that this
life constitutes a learning process that is spiritually guided and
therefore trustworthy in the long run. It is, however a complex book with
a great deal of good content. It is also reader friendly, and although
probably no reader is going to agree with everything they find here, that
is principally because the book offers so much. You will certainly be
stimulated and almost everybody can find something here that will help,
and in some cases, help a lot." David Brazier PhD, Author of The Feeling Buddha and founder of Amida Trust.
Reviews of Finding Your Soul by
Midwest Book Review
Hank Wesselman PhD, author of Spiritwalker trilogy
Don Riso & Russ Hudson, authors of The Wisdom of the Enneagram
David Brazier PhD, author of The Feeling Buddha
Belinda Gore PhD, author of Ecstatic Body Postures
Roz Edelson, EdD
Pauline Evanosky, author of When Spirit Whispers
Karen Murphy, Michael Channel
Alice Rose PhD, author of Bonds of Fire
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