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The Heart's Code: Tapping the Wisdom and Power of Our Heart Energy

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The subject of this book will resonate differently with a variety of readers. Some will reject the theories presented as preposterous. But, for those who have experienced this "heart" connection it will be the "aha!" or "yes!" that makes sense to their own experience. As unusual as it sounds to hear the language of the body used, as Pearsall does, to describe this heart to heart dialogue, the heart metaphor is a language that has been used to communicate love and human relations throughout the ages. Those who know the power of prayer and of letting go will have an easy time following Pearsall's logic. For those who have doubts, Pearsall adds the science of quantum physics and bell's theorem to validate his claims. His proposition is that the heart has a code and each cell is imprinted with memories. He goes further to say that the heart (not the brain) is the link between mind, body and spirit. He supports his L-energy theory (or fifth force) with research results, ancient wisdom, examples from his own practice and personal experience. This book will turn off some readers who take a scientific approach to medicine (and life), but to those who can get beyond the "white coat" approach to healing and human relations, this book offers a thought provoking alternative. I urge all to consider reading this book (and beginning to use its wisdom) with a "heart" open to the incredible possibilities that it suggests!

"The Living Energy Universe" by Gary Schwartz and Linda Russek and "The Hearts Code" by Paul Pearsall must be read together as it offers the most understanding from each.

In this "New Age" it is interesting to reflect back to ancient wisdom from the Children of the Night Rainbow, who were the people of the Polynesian Islands and the Hawaiians, who lived in Paradise 2000 years ago and lived the essence of Universal Living Memory. They believed that everything was alive, feeling, evolving, and immortal.

At the beginning of "The Living Energy Universe" Paul says a lovely Hawaiian prayer for Gary and Linda, the book and all of the readers. Thank you what a nice thought!

In "The Hearts Code" we find that as Paul is facing his own challenges he receives an understanding to share with all of us that the heart conducts a beautiful cellular "symphony" that is the true essence of our being... and how else can it be when our hearts are where God lives?

These two rare books were brought to my awareness by synchrodestiny as my journey with my son Jason has continued from Heaven. As I laid my head on my sons heart as his life support was ended... we exchanged the love and information and energy that these books speak of...hearts are always connected by love no matter which realm of existence they belong to forever.

I hope each reader feels the hopeful message in each of these books in their hearts, remember an open heart is best!

Pauls message is a lovely message of how interconnected we really are and when our hearts speak everyone listens and understands.

Dr. Pearsall has hit a home run in a ballpark unfamiliar to most ordinary people who still think that the brain in your head is the mastermind of thought and behavior. What Pearsall has contributed, especially in terms of learning, creativity and memory is to reshape our foundations of perception that "love, dignity, relationships and integrity" might, after all, be the driving forces of human progress. Even if one considers "The Heart's Code" as a mere metaphor for our consciousness, without the empirical evidence of the role of the heart in human thought, Dr. Pearsall moves us closer to an integration of body, mind and spirit in a pracitical way, empowered by the heart.

As a heart transplant recipient myself, I found this book to be fascinating reading. It opens the mind to ideas and concepts that remind us all how little we really do know about our human existence. While I haven't enjoyed any of the very special donor/recipient communications related in the many stories used to support the "heart's energy" concepts Dr. Pearsall offers, I do believe that others have them. This reading offers insights into the realm of our being that science has yet to really come to grips with, but in years to come I wouldn't be surprised to find acceptance of what seems very "wild ideas" today, just as he suggests to the reader. If you can't have your own heart transplant, this is the next most interesting way to share some of that unique miracle that so many today are living.

My curiosity of transplant recipients and their donors first led me to pick up this book. The book also, whether scientifically accepted or not, suggests a few really positive ideas to live with a more balanced brain/heart/body. For someone who leans toward a type-A personality, it almost serves as a self-help book to quiet the ridiculous mental chatter and just accept the natural flow of life. It gives a new insight on the human experiences involving relationships, intuition, anxiety, etc. Even though the book at times contained some scientific wording, I found it very easy to read and understand. I am intrigued to know more!

quite interesting, i really made a impact on my belief system about how we as humans interact and communicate with each other. i feel like i can sense things better now. in a nut shell, our heart is the new brain of the new age. and the brain driven world has us in shambles. I would have preferred a more distilled version of the book, but the real life stories and very far out and super interesting.

The best part of this book are the actual stories of heart transplant patients where they develop new interests (e.g., diet, music, sex) and have odd memories (e.g., of the death of the donor) following heart transplant surgery. Unfortunately, these stories are few, and most of the book is a hodgepodge of research and speculations on energy medicine. It does make you think though - of cellular memories, the body as a hologram, the connectness between humans and the availability of information through higher dimensions - but I would have appreciated a better edited book.

The Heart's Code: Tapping the Wisdom and Power of Our Heart Energy
Great discovery throughout the book. Our heart is our link to the Universe. A must read for all interested in understanding the world as not seen through the eyes.

For my entire life i have felt what the heart's code is finnaly scientifically explaining to me. People believe that it is their conscious' telling them what is going on, but i belive that it is your heart and your brain conflicting between your two options. i have felt my heart telling me what i need and i have felt my brain telling me the same and i have always followed my heart. i believe that the knowledge your brain carries will never overpower the capability of your heart. thank you for finally explaining what i have been feeling my entire life.

While I accept the theories presented in the book I think Pearsall worked so hard to appear completely scientific that the book became incrediblely boring. He repeated himself in an effort to appear seriously scientific and lost the humaness of his story.