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A Guide to Healing the Family Tree

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This book provides an explanation of what areas or sickness may be affected by what aspects of the past in the 'family tree' and makes a useful companion to its predecessor. Anyone engaged in counseling should have both books at hand. Symptoms may point directly to specific incidents either in the persons life or the life of another family member, past or present and will give direction as to how and what needs to be healed

I read Healing the Family Tree way back when it first came out and it added an important dimension to my prayer life. I eagerly awaited this, but ended up throwing it in the recycle in disgust. McAll is a very poor writer. It was only the power of the new ideas he put in his first book that made it so compelling. This book added nothing new and it is so badly written that it isn't even a good review of the material. I wish they'd skipped this project and instead put time into publishing a new, well-written edition of Healing the Family Tree.

This is an excellent resource book for family tree, healing memories ,etc. info. I've had several, and have passed on to others.

Poorly written, narrow-minded and vague, this book is a total waste of paper. Let me sum it up in one sentence: Find something wrong with you, blame your ancestors, pray to God for forgiveness for stuff you didn't do, and you're as good as cured. I have a feeling a little silver is also expected to cross the palm of the religious representative who is acting as your "hotline to God." Ridiculous.