Embracing Your Darkside: Seeing Your Light

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Summary: A word from Debbie Ford
Review: Hi,

I just wanted you to know that this tape, entitled Embracing Your Dark Side, is not an audio program, but a recording of an interview I did with New Dimensions several years ago. While it is a great interview (I gave it five stars because Michael Toms is a five-star interviewer), I have heard feedback that some people were disappointed because they were not clear about this fact before they purchased it. If you like interviews, you will like this tape. And if you're looking for something more in-depth, I would recommend that you buy The Dark Side of the Light Chasers or The Secret of the Shadow on audio book.

Best regards,
Debbie

Rating:
Summary: A word from Debbie Ford
Review: Hi,

I just wanted you to know that this tape, entitled Embracing Your Dark Side, is not an audio program, but a recording of an interview I did with New Dimensions several years ago. While it is a great interview (I gave it five stars because Michael Toms is a five-star interviewer), I have heard feedback that some people were disappointed because they were not clear about this fact before they purchased it. If you like interviews, you will like this tape. And if you're looking for something more in-depth, I would recommend that you buy The Dark Side of the Light Chasers or The Secret of the Shadow on audio book.

Best regards,
Debbie

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Summary: Split your personality and become whole!
Review: This audio tape, like Debbie Ford's wonderful books, will speak directly to you. With all respect to our personal uniqueness, we all have multiple aspects of our personalities, and it is through recognizing and accepting ALL of who we are that we will find the freedom and peace of mind we seek.

Debbie Ford is a clear, inspirational, and entertaining guide along this sometimes difficult journey.

- Thom Rutledge, author of Emracing Fear (HarperSanFrancisco)

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Summary: An interview, a disappointment
Review: This tape was a disappointment to me. It sounded more like an info-mercial than a serious communication of ideas. It seemed like it was produced to promote one of the author's books, not a tape that should be sold.