Title: A Move Into Enlightenment
Product 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.
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