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Metaphysical Techniques That Really Work

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Rev. Audrey Craft Davis brings together many of the most important aspects of metaphysics and in plain simple english; gives us timely, constructive ways to develope both spiritually and metaphysically.

The book covers a wide range of topics; from Energy Boosting and healing techniques to Bi-location. As a teacher of metaphysics, I am normally not in favor of a "shotgun" approach to metaphysics but this book is extremely well done and an exception.

The book proceeds to lead us in the search for our higher purpose and self love. A great primer for those searching now for inner peace and a wonderful journey into the world of metaphysics.

Everyone can find something to benefit them from this work of Love. I strongly recommend this book for anyone wishing to learn the inner mysteries of the Universe.

Mrs. Davis' book is the layman's metaphysical textbook. Metaphysical techniques are explained in the book in easy to understand language. I read the book two years ago, and my life started to change for the positive from the first day that I applied the techniques. Also, my level of happiness has continued to grow since reading the book. Seek and you will find. If you are reading this review, you are meant to read the book. Read the book and happily enrich your life. Thanks and bless you, Audrey Craft Davis.

Metaphysical Techniques That Really Work is a straightforward instructional for focusing one's own inner abilities to unlock spiritual and mystical potential. Techniques are described in detail for astral bi-location, numerology, energy boosting, contacting spirits of the dead, aura reading, enhancing prosperity, and so much more. Written in plain terms, Metaphysical Techniques That Really Work is readily accessible to readers of all ages and backgrounds, and the tips for properly focusing one's mind to enter a receptive state are especially valuable regardless of the metaphysical field one seeks to excel in.

This book is something everyone must have regardless of your spiritual beliefs. If you don't believe in God, get this book. If you don't believe in psychics, get this book. If you are reading my review, then get this book. Even now your are intuitively being led to read this book. It is very cheap with "priceless information". This woman was a angel sent to earth. You will see why in the book.

I am a metaphysician. I encourage this book to be a major course for metaphysicial and non-metaphsyical studies.

As ever,
Dr. Shantram Hawkins

This is a book that I will continue to keep handy to refer back to over the years. The writing is easy to understand and gives step by step instructions on how to do. I really enjoyed it!

This book is a summary of "you forever" from Doctor Lobsang Rampa.
If someone is interested to go in details about the technics mentioned in this book they should also read "You Forever".

A totally easy to read and understand book. Even if you are a beginner in the metaphysics field.

audry is an extraordinary author with many insightful ideas on the human psyche. she is a close friend and a wonderful person all-around. i highly recommend that you read this book.

I really have enjoyed reading this book and doing the activities. I think it is very helpful and interesting reading.

How do I explain this? The book has some interesting concepts. Wish for good things and good things will happen. Picture wealth and you shall have wealth. Don't get me wrong the premise of positive thought is excellent. But wishing or praying for success, wealth, etc. and having it happen comes across as overly simplistic. For example, with reincarnation the premise is there are lessons to be learned in many lives and in many cases a hard life is one of those lesson needing to be learned by the soul. So no matter how many times you "wish" and meditate to achieve something in a prosperous way, it's not in the cards. Also past life regression in my experience takes a lot more mediation than staring into a mirror. Also, referring to the great sages of Jesus and Buddha, etc. loses it's impact when you understand Jesus (as an example, but Buddha and Krishna also) are mythological characters. Anthropomorphic beings who were personifications of ancient sun worship (if you don't believe me or want to argue, please do your research first - and research means sources outside the Bible which is nothing more than a self-proclamation). In general there are some very good approaches and concepts but at least half the book reads like the author has a very, very active imagination. BnB Beatles Depot