Title: Misguided Advice
Product review: It's pretty obvious the author truly believes in her system. Some people experience so much pain they need to systematically detach from reality to live a normal, happy, but delusional life. Her system reminds me of christian science where one rationalizes away pain and mental stress by adopting a new truth where pain and discord do not exist. For many people this system will appear to help them, and for day to day living it will, but sooner or later people have to face the reality in their lives that there actually is pain and cruelty and suffering. There is light and dark, good and bad. When people are ready to face reality, they won't need to take refuge in this temporary shelter. And when they come out of it, they will be more alive. Not necessarily happier but more real and awake.
Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
