Title: This was not the book I was expecting
Product review: After a very long preface and introduction, this book turned each chapter into a story of how a client was put "into a deeply relased state" and meridians were tapped and then the person was all better. They were also taught to continue these processes alone. Meditation and self-hyponosis are well known to be helpful to one's soul, but I found the endless "case studies" repetative and boring. I never made it to the end, where the techniques for tapping one's meridians were to be sxplained. I found this book to be centered on the author, with lots of stories about people she helped, which all began to sound alike after the eighth or ninth one. I am sorry that I got it and wasted my time on it.
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