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Review Date: 12/15/2014
This is an amazing book. I feel that it should be required reading for everyone... it explains how our experiences and our beliefs become our biology, so some of our illnesses, pains, etc. can be traced to experiences we haven't completely dealt with as well as negative beliefs. More importantly, Anatomy of the Spirit explains how we have the power for self-healing. I especially love Myss's use of the chakra system to explain her theories.
Review Date: 1/9/2016
I rarely write reviews, because I just - selfishly - don't have the time. This book made me reconsider all that. I have a hard time reading an author I've never read before, so it's a huge leap of faith to read a new-to-me author.
This book didn't just hold my attention; it commanded it. I was spellbound from the beginning. In my busy life (I own my own business, I work part-time in retail, and I have two teenage girls), I read this book in three days. Unheard of in my current life.
I HAD to finish it and see what happened, and now I'm going to read every book Liane Moriarty has published. It's that good.
Read this book!
This book didn't just hold my attention; it commanded it. I was spellbound from the beginning. In my busy life (I own my own business, I work part-time in retail, and I have two teenage girls), I read this book in three days. Unheard of in my current life.
I HAD to finish it and see what happened, and now I'm going to read every book Liane Moriarty has published. It's that good.
Read this book!
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