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Coming Home

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This is one of those books that will come to you when you are ready. It is a book about our birth right to be in touch with our true self. To be able to look to no other for anwsers that have always been there. To be able to have and more correctly to allow ourselves to have every desire. It is a book to help you see that you have always had your higher self/God within not more than a breath away. The book is just the start of endless information that will set you free. Free from your inner torments of critism, to know that you are the pure spirit that you came into this world. I would recommend this book for those who are tired of depending on others to for answers and peace of mind. I have spoken to Marsia Nelson (a session), she is warm and wonderful. She is very efficient and gets to the heart of the matter. She is therapy at warp-speed at a level of safety.

The most beautiful book I have ever read. If the term inner peace is incomprehensible to you, or if "learn to love yourself and others" sounds trite or impossible, you should read this book. I have been reading this book over and over, opening to random pages for months, and it just doesn't get stale.

This is THE most important book in my life. The first time I read this book was back in 1996 and I still refer to it on a regular basis today. The book offers simple suggestions to people seeking more inner love, well being, ease, vitality, abundance and wisdom. The best thing about this book is that the author recognizes the reader's personality and she emphasizes to the reader to feel free to adapt her suggestions any way that works for the reader. After reading this book, the reader will not be left feeling he or she has a lot of homework to do or that the reader needs to make major changes in their lives. Big change comes by taking tiny tiny steps. I have given this book as a gift to many of my friends and relatives.

If there is any one book that you should get on starting your spiritual quest, this is the one! Ms.Nelson covers everything in her book, from opening yourself up to recieving love, to addressing anger in your life! This book is filled to the brim with meditations, and attunements that will start you on the path to wholeness!

This REALLY is a book that comes to you when you are ready! I first aquired it in 1993 and I did not resonate with it so it sat on my bookshelf until two weeks ago (16 years!). As I am going through a very resistant period in my life, I scanned my book shelves for something to help me through this time. My eyes fell on this book and I couldn't for the life of me remember what it was about. When I opened it, it held the simple, yet profound, resolution I was looking for. This book has the answers to complete and bridge the Esther Hicks books I've been consuming as of late. It all makes sense now! I am profoundly grateful that Martia shared this information. Too bad this is her only book...

Martia Nelson is a gifted writer unmatched by most. In her riveting book, Coming Home - a return to true self, she captures vividly the purpose of our being on this planet and how to best use the time that we have here. Martia is truly a spiritual teacher in the purest sense of the word. Many cheers for this wonderful work! Ten stars! Rodney Groves, author Journey to Enlightenment, Jacaranda Press, Nov 1998.

Reading this book has helped me to change my perspective which I have been trying to do for some time. I immediately could relate to and understand the truth in Martia's words and am greatful to her for sharing her knowledge with the rest of the world. Thank you so much.

Specifically, the wording in the book is very confusing: the author uses the word "love" as a synonym for "compassion," "acceptance," and "light," so the reader constantly has to guess to which meaning she (the author) is referring; as well, she usues the three terms "higher guidance," "true self," and "unlimited awareness" as synonyms for "intuition." In general, this book is very vague and fluffy in it's descriptions, and probably could have been written in twenty pages or less. If you're looking for a spiritual eye-opener, I recommend "Journey of Souls" by Michael Newton, Ph.D. and "Cognitive-Behavioral Treatment of Borderline Personality Disorder" by Marsha M. Linehan--the basic principles of which appy to everyone, not just borderlines.