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Lifestream: Journey into Past and Future Lives

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Although this book is not long, it has some great info in it. I couldn't put it down once I started it. It talks about past lives and how they affect your present life and the choices you make. It talks about the future, and how we control the outcome. What I liked best was that the book has very interesting meditations for healing your heart, a past life regression, and a look into the future for the best outcome of any situation. I can't wait to try them out.

Take this little book and either read a page or chapter at a time. Or read it all at once. Shelley gives us something to think about regarding our past and how we can change. She is able to connect the seeming simple things that we let pass by unnoticed. We leat to make these connections with this book. Thought provoking!

A nice, small, readable book...great for plane trips or a couple of hours under a beach umbrella. Affirms the belief of reincarnation.

First of all, does RobbyK12 have something against this author. Two comments and he hasn't even read the books. Take it from me, buy it. It's a whole lot better than the $1.50 movie (can be delivered right to your door)......and with what you'll save on popcorn, you can OWN them.

This book is exactly what ANYONE who keeps making the same stupid mistakes over and over again absolutely needs. Not that it will correct your bad habits, it will certainly make you think twice about why you make the decisions you make.

Do I agree with her ideas? I'm not sure, but I can say that Dr. Kaehr's "Lifestream" exercise is absolutely fantastic. This is the perfect exercise for any individual who needs to stop and smell the roses. And it could be the wake up call you need to get on with your life and start living.

Another thing, I"ve realized after doing the exercise, I have a lot less anxiety. I have heard so many times that I needed to relax and not let the little stuff bother me. I never knew how to relax, or meditate, or just stop and think about what was really most important to me. This process is the best therapy I've experienced. I taught me how to relax. It cost me ten bucks and I can do it on my terms. Beats the h*** out of writing stuff down, wadding up the paper and throwing in the trash can. It's a heck of a lot cheaper and certainly MORE EFFECTIVE.

Thank you Dr. Kaehr for sharing your knowledge and giving me a simple solution to help deal with daily obstacles.

This book has been out for a few months now and I've yet to find any reviews on it. Meanwhile, I can't understand why the editorial description of this book is so inadequate. Is the publisher even remotely interested in selling this book? I'd find it helpful if there were some excerpts published... something to give me a clearer idea of what I'd be buying.

That being said, I'd really like to buy this book. I've heard the author on "Coast to Coast AM with George Noory" and she's quite interesting. However, if I don't see a better description or some reviews, I'm not ordering it. Surely the author of this book must have some friends or colleagues that could write a review here and provide a better description of the book's contents.

Can some kindhearted soul out there give the author a hand and get the information out there?