Title: Not Recommended Review: While it is hard to denegrade the work of another, in my opinion this work is not at the level of The Alchemist. I didn't find it enlightening or entertaining. To attribute the story to the prophet Elijah appears to be biblical profiteering. There is a curse in the biblical writings concerning the addition or subtraction of text. This book may step over the line. I cannot recommend you spend your money on this book. Even more important, I cannot recommend you spend your time. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Negative

Title: A Move Into Enlightenment Review: Dr. Judith Miller's gripping journey from a traditionally trained therapist to essentially what she calls herself now, a mystic, is enlightening and thought provoking all at the same time. It's the kind of book in which the reader has trouble putting it down. I believe anyone who reads the book will be transformed subtlely in ways that can be described in three steps: 1) one begins to remember instances in which coincidences had occurred yet a feeling inside knew it was more; 2) if one pays more attention they'll begin to realize that such occurrences have always been going on, and it is society that has called them pure happenstances without explanation; and 3) fear will settle in, and one might begin to think he/she is crazy if she begins to experience some of the more paranormal stages that Judith Miller traveled through. Dr. Miller's book is probably most important to that one person who needed validation of his/her experiences and found them in Direct Connection. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Positive

Title: Just a BAD idea. Review: This book is literally dangerous. The author describes various people with serious, potentially LIFE-THREATENING illnesses and goes on to say how they were taken off all of their medication and miraculously *healed* with all sorts of non-FDA-approved and non-regulated nonsense herbs, supplements, and potions. It might sound like it offers hope to those that wish to stay away from modern medicine, but you know what? 50 years ago, you had five years to live (maybe) after a diagnosis of lupus - these days, because of corticosteroids and cytotoxic drugs, many lupus patients can live a full, long life (20, 30, 40 years!) - real medication is how you treat real illnesses, and this book is extremely dangerous in its attempt to convince seriously ill people that they can be just fine if they snub western meds. Instead, they're likely to get extremely worse and possibly die. What a horrible book! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Negative

Title: The Best Review: These Bridgedales cost a small fortune, but they last a long, long time. They also stay softer longer than other socks. I've tried SmartWool's, which wear out very quickly. The Bridgedales are comfortable, I wear mine every day, and they are great for hiking, too. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
