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Face Reading in Chinese Medicine, 1e

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I have read most books on face reading and this book immediately shows the real wealth of knowledge and sensibility of the author. A lot of people take a seminar and write a book, this is just the opposite. The author shows experience and an open heart, I know she is the teacher to a lot of face readers like Jean Hanner so If you want to know the real source for a lot of what is out there this is a most and Lillian is the best.

This book is full of fascinating information about reading the lines, bumps, and configurations of the face. It is based on ancient Chinese tradition and will intrigue you enough to get out your mirror. Putting it into practice will require re-reading the book but you will never again look at someone's face the same way. Amazing!

The art of face reading has always intrigued me and Lillian Bridges is truly an expert in this field! The book is very easy to read and understand - and accurate from my own experience. Lillian Bridges has taught those of us in the field of Chinese Medicine for many years. I am very happy that her work has finally made it into book form. I highly recommend it, you will find it astounding!

This is an excellent primer in the art of Face Reading. If you are a TCM practitioner, patient or have a passing interest in face reading, Lillian gives great examples and anecdotes throughout the book. The pictures are spot on. A very enjoyable book to read and use.

This book answers questions about my self, my health, about others and their health with a breathtaking generosity of goodness. The goodness of everyone conveyed by the author is not to be confused with a sugar coated sweetness but an honest look at the options we have in perceptions. The gentle teachings conveyed pictorially via facial markings gives the questioning readers a bright ray of enlightenment.

I tried to check the information in the book on the people I know and could not find that the information applies to their character. This sure tells that the information cannot be generalized, which puts the book in the "not needed store" as far as I am involved. I did not gain any knowledge from it and I cannot understand how the information was arrived at. It is not applicable to reality at all.