This book gives a unique Metaphysical insight to the legal process of divorce. Lorrie presents metaphysics with inspiring clarity while her lawyer father, Ted, draws on his early history doing trial work giving a unique view into the arcane workings of the family court system.
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Ted Farrell was born in Bisbee, Arizona, in 1927. He received his B.A. from Pepperdine and a Juris Doctorate from USC. He practiced law in Los Angeles, then started Linear Corporation, which he eventually took public. When he sold his interest several years ago the company had sales of approximately fifty million dollars a year. Ted has had an abiding interest in quantum physics and Einsteinian science since he was 14 years old. He is an avid pilot and has extensive time in airplanes, balloons, ultralights and gliders.
Lorrie MacKenzie was born in San Diego, California, in 1953. Following a business career, she earned a B.A. and an elementary teaching credential from CSU San Marcos, then taught a second grade class in Riverside, California. She has been a student of metaphysics since she was a teenager and volunteers with hospice. Lorrie is happily married and takes pride in her family, which includes two adorable grandchildren.
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Do NOT read this book if you have filed for divorce,
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This review is from: The Metaphysics of Divorce (Paperback)
If you wish to be told how bad divorce is, how dumb you are to choose it, and to feel condemned by the authors for divorcing, then this is the book for you! If, however, you are looking for a metaphysical approach to help you get through your divorce emotionally and spiritually intact, DO NOT READ THIS BOOK! It is awful. O.K., to be fair, the metaphysical principles are sound and positive. However, this book is primarily a condemnation of divorce. Most shocking and upsetting was the recommendation that party who had been left say to the children, "Tell Mom (or Dad) that I still love her (or him)." It's ironic to me that the book talks about the importance of thinking positive and sending out positive waves, the proceeds to describe divorce in the most negative way I have heard. What a waste of time and money!
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