Celestial 911: Call With Your Right Brain for Answers

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Summary: REFRESHING APPROACH TO SELF-HELP
Review: Based on the well-known fact that relaxed imaging, or daydreaming, activates the right hemisphere of the brain. This hemisphere is essential for healing, creativity, problem-solving and enjoying meaningful relationships. Dr Stone's book provides a series of exercises (action plans)on "Calling for answers" with your right brain and covers prosperity, health, justice, creativity, protection, intuition and more. I find his approach to self-help original and refreshing, and the book is really a pleasure to read. Also, the exercises are fairly easy to perform and memorize. There is even a reproduction of the mysterious "Solomon's Seal" that one would expect only to find in books on magick. Dr Stone has been a Silva Method lecturer for more than 2 decades and introduced the program to a number of countries. I like his writing style and his acumen for putting across metaphysical concepts in a manner that is easy to understand.

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Summary: This is a book 'Not to be judged by it's cover'.
Review: Dr Stone provides a clear and loving approach to the reawakening of human potential. By accepting his reasons for the use of such terminology as 'Fairyland City' as a way of directing our visual imaginations toward the latent potentiality of the consciousness waiting within us it will be seen that Dr Stone presents a plan of ACTION that people, working along, or with others can quickly grasp and use. That caracteristic of growing consciousness which one highly attained being refered to as 'leavening' is active in Dr Stone's work. Just one example is his clear vision of the remarriage occuring between Science and Spirituality. Be it the words of the New Testament, the collected work of Dr Bucke's 'Cosmic Consciousness' or Murat Yagan's 'Ahmusta Kebzeh' Dr Stone's work is right there among those keenly aware writer's who care for their fellow man. Thank-you Dr Stone!

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Summary: More Than Meets The Eye....
Review: Never mind the unforgivably cheesy cover. Never mind that the reader is being asked to psychically contact an unseen paradise called "Fairyland City". It may sound ridiculous, but don't put the book down until you've done some of the exercises. Do them with the faith and knowledge that they'll work. They've worked for quite a number of people. This volume transcends the usual self-help fodder and glides, albeit gently, into the realm of magick. It comes off like a blend between gentle white magick and new age pop psychology, but it's useful. Skeptics will be forced to engage a "willing suspension of disbelief" here. If you're lacking in imagination, forget it. This book is all about imagination; moreover, it's about actively using that imagination toward the goal of self-liberation. Rather than just reading a compendium of dry pages, the reader is asked to actively pursue one psychic exercise after another. These exercises, strange as they may seem at moments, can be highly effective. There are exercises for luck, self-esteem, purification, forgiveness, prosperity and more. This book has helped a lot of people. It may or may not prove helpful to you, but if you possess enough faith and imagination to put these brief exercises into action, you may just find yourself with an improved outlook on life.