Is this product review positive? Title: Great Book Review: This book is excellent I love the story line and I can't wait for the next one to come out. It really keeps you in suspense with the cliffhanger at the end. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Is this product review positive? Title: Great for a beginner Review: I am a novice to mediation, and was looking for mediation/visualization resources to help me stay calm and centered during a very stressful and negative time in my life. I never found her voice irritating as others have-- on the contrary I find it soothing and easy to listen to. It was very effective in helping me stay positive during challenging times (and I believe the positive imagery helped turnaround a negative situation) Answer:

Answer: Yes


Is this product review positive? Title: Still Not Working After 48 Hours Review: I have had it for two days now to try and give my pet treat when I am not home to keep them occupied. After 48 hours of loading the battery and filling the dishes, the thing has not move at all. The light is on and blinking and it was set to run every 12 hours. My pets can smell the treats inside and one wanted to start trying to force it open. If it doesn't open in 1 more day, I just may let him before I throw it out. Answer:

Answer: No


Is this product review positive? Title: an apology for Cao Dai Review: This book is a nearly-proselytizing apology for the Cao Dai religion, popular in southern Vietnam. Cao Dai is a fascinating religion, and this is one evidence of it. It includes a conversation between the spirit of Victor Hugo and a Cao Dai leader in 1930, illustrations of symbolic hand gestures and other symbols, common prayers and vows, and Hum Dac Bui's presentation of Cao Dai philosophy. In short, it is an incredible primary source. But if you want an outside perspective, look elsewhere. I've heard that Victor Oliver's book "Caodai Spiritism" is good, but I haven't read it. Joyce Werner's "Peasant Politics and Religious Sectarianism" is a Yale doctoral thesis, an account of the spread and popularity of Cao Dai. Graham Greene considered converting to Cao Dai but became disillusioned; he gives his interesting, humorous perspective in "The Quiet American," which I recommend for literary reasons as well. Answer:

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