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Crystal Therapy is a pocket guide to the healing power of 88 crystals, complete with beautiful color photographs of each one. The book is suitable for beginners, and it focuses on crystals that are easily obtainable. Readers learn which crystal to use for particular health or life issues, receive clear explanations of crystal-related terms (such as phantom and record-keeper"), how to choose a crystal that’s been humanely mined, and read fascinating channeled messages from each crystal. The authors discuss how the crystals work with the angels and archangels; and outline the steps for laying particular crystals in your home to build energy grids that help with abundance, romance, a good night’s sleep, protection, and more.
CRYSTAL THERPYMarch 28, 2008 EXPAINS MUCH MORE THAN I THOUGHT IT WOULD. I WAS ABLE TO UNDERSTAND HOW TO USE THIS IN MY EVERYDAY LIFE. USING THE THERPY AS PREVENTION INSTEAD OF A FIXER UPPER. ENJOY READING, EA TIME I LEARN SOMETHING NEW.
Very InformativeFebruary 1, 2008 This is a good book I feel.
It's very concise and beautifully illustrated and it doesn't take very long to read it. It talks about how each type of crystal plus some of the most well know metals like gold and platinum each have their own characteristics and effects on body, mind, and spirit. They also include coral and pearls.
They really sold me on the idea that crystals are alive. They are like the soul of the earth I guess.
This book inspired me to go out and buy some beautiful crystals that I will keep near me during my meditation.
There's also a type of crystal that's supposed to help with the negative energy that comes off of cell phones and computers.
They talk a lot about the relationships between the different crystals and certain angels such as Michael and Metatron plus other metaphysical types of information like talking to 'ascended masters' and astral projection.
Jeff Marzano
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Crystals and YouJuly 23, 2007 8 out of 8 found this review helpful
I guess I am between a 4 and a 5 on this one. It's a good little book with a heck of a lot of info. I honestly like Melody's book "Love Is In The Earth" better (see my review on it). Melody's book gives a lot of info on a ton of different stones, more than most people will ever need to look up. Melody's book gives more info on each stone, though, lots more.
With that said, what I do like about this book, besides the also good info, is that there are pictures of the stones are in color. That REALLY helps recognize them. Pages 1 - 85 also gives tons of crystal info and shows pictures of the different kinds of crystals, at least some of them. I not only finally found out what a record-keeper crystal looked like, but I was actually able to find one in Jasper, Alberta, Canada recently. I am sure the shopkeeper had no idea or it would have been a lot more than $20.
Judith and Doreen also explain lots of miscellaneous crystal stuff, like crystals and sacred geometry, setting intentions with crystals, clearing crystals, crystal care, crystal grids, and so on. Great book. OK. I talked myself into it. It's a 5.
A Good Introdoction to Working with the Mineral KingdomMay 9, 2007 Crystal Therapy: How to Heal and Empower Your Life with Crystal Energy is a good introduction to exploring the mineral kingdom. The book is well organized and includes topics such as Crystal Care and Selection,Creating Crystal Grids and helpful charts showing astrological and chakra correspondences.
As an Angel Healer I particularly found the directory of crystals with channeled messages from each crystal quite interesting. The writers also provide information on quartz terminology such as 'generator' and 'phantom' crystals which is quite easy to understand.
Those who already have a good working knowledge of crystals may be a little disappointed by the listings in the directory when compared to more extensive directories in other books on the subject. None the less, I think it is still a useful addition to any crystal library and is very handy for quick references and encouraging you to explore the world of crystals even more.
Great Resource BookMarch 18, 2007 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
This book is easy to read and has quite a bit of information. There are pictures and easy to look up cross references
