From Library Journal
Jeffers, a popular workshop leader and author of the best-selling Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway (Harcourt, 1987), wants to show her readers, basically, how to "go with the flow." She argues that even in the face of adversity, people do?and the reader can?live a joyful life. No one would argue that inner peace is not a worthy goal, and, indeed, works on the subject have growing appeal. Yet this book is curiously uninspiring and at times even fails to hold the reader's interest. Its best points are its intention and the quotations that appear at the start of each chapter. Barbara DeAngelis said it better in Real Moments (LJ 9/1/94). Only those public libraries where Jeffers has a following need to purchase this one.?January Adams, Franklin Twp. P.L., Somerset, N.J.
Copyright 1996 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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Review
"Susan Jeffers reminds us that healing is a sacred phenomenon and comes from the return of the memory of wholeness. I highly recommend this book for those who seek a sacred path to healing."--Deepak Chopra, author of The Return of Merlin and The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success
"Susan Jeffers is a master of healing, and this new book is a gem. Her way of looking at life is an inspiration to us all."--Louise Hay, author of Life!
"Dr. Susan Jeffers is a masterful healer who knows how to help people find purpose in their lives. This book is a treasure. I highly recommend it for its down-to-earth sanity and integrity."--Larry Dossey, M.D., author of Healing Words
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