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You Can Be Emotionally Free

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This book is very sound, well balanced, simple and life changing. The author, Rita Bennett wrote this book from her heart to make a difference in the lives of people, particularily Christians who have "junk" in their past to unravel.

I am grown... I found areas I needed help. My granddaughter is 6, and just recently went through a traumatic experience that could have effected the rest of her life. This book gave the information and action to change that course.

You will enjoy the reading. Very interesting.

This book is written so sensibly, with a balanced approach on the subject of inner healing. It helped me find release from the painful memories of my past, joy in the present, and confidence for the future. If you're looking for a good basic resource on the whole subject of healing the whole person, I highly recommend this book!

I haven't ever reviewed an item before but I had to say something about his book. It is fantastic. Please buy and read this book then give it to everyone you love.

This book is written so sensibly, with a balanced approach on the subject of inner healing. It helped me find release from the painful memories of my past, joy in the present, and confidence for the future. If you're looking for a good basic resource on the whole subject of healing the whole person, I highly recommend this book!

This book gets to the core of emotional and physical problems. One of the best books I have read on the subject. As a Christian counselor, I have ordered several of these books and handed them out to clients.

For a used book this was one of the best I have ever purchaswed ... not a mark in it!! I was well pleased!

This book had a lot of insight concerning getting to the roots of problems by probing into a person's childhood. Basically, the book has to do with going back in time in your imagination and letting Jesus heal you at the point of hurt. (i.e. healing of memories) It is full of interesting case histories.

I have a serious problem with this book, however. The author describes a case history. She describes how she counseled the person and how they prayed about it. Bingo! The person was totally healed and starting laughing. It seemed too "magical" to me. Realistically, there is usually a struggle involved in acquiring wholeness, and to give the impression that everyone can find healing in one counseling/prayer session is unrealistic.