i want doc to write a book on esp secrets.

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<kahunamaker wrote:

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> --- > <withshari@> wrote:

> > ---

> > <(A zip up without the positive affirmation is almost

worthless)

> > <

>

> > An important point, the affirmation with the Zip-Up---thank-you!

> > Also, Rose Rosetree has written a practical book on being an

> Empath.

> > Shari

>

> Hi Shari,

>

> I know that Donna and David also gave good kudos to Rose and her

> books, especially at the last " colors & aura " seminar.

>

> And I have her books, and I HATE THEM! I can't get past the first

> few pages. (I've 3 of her books).

>

> So, what is it about her books that you approve of?

>

> I guess my point is, " how do you know if a book is good for you,

or

> not? Or, if a book is good for others, or not? "

>

> I'm asking this question so I can " turn on " my own convincer

> strategies enough to know that reading and studying her materials

is

> important for me to do.

>

> One of my friends, Richard, recommended a book to me one time, so

I

> got it. Boy was it lousy. So I emailed Richard and asked him " why

he

> thought it was a good book? " Richard's answer, " I didn't read it.

A

> friend recommended it to me so I knew it was good " .

>

> In other words, Richard's convincer strategy is so simple

that, " if

> someone he likes recommends something, then it must be good " .

>

> On the other hand, my friend John says that for a book to be good

> for him it, " Must be on topic, it must cover a bit of history, and

> bit of 'why it's important to study from him, and why he's the

> expert', exacty HOW to do the drills and to get the skills,

stories

> about people that have done the skills to get the drills, studies

> from reputable people about the veracity of those skills, and how

> else one might use those skills " .

>

> That second strategy drives me forward to study and experiment

with

> a passion.

>

> I find people's convincer strategies amazing.

>

> I still remember my first Donna Eden 2 day seminar from 9 years

ago.

> The entire first 2 hours was her doing unconscious convincer

> strategies for having the audience with her and believing her.

>

> Amazing beyond belief.

>

> I think I took more notes on those convincer strategies of hers

then

> I did on the actual energy drills. Just kidding, they are in the

> book.

>

> Sincerely,

>

> As I search through my 3 big library of books, book shelves, and

> crates of books, looking for them...again;-)

 

hay doc, when are you going to write a book on energies, zipping up

and other practical energy skills? I love Donna's book because it is

so full of practical drills. And I know that you teach esp skills

with a combination of kahuna, neurolinguistic programing and

hypnosis. I'd love to see a book by you on that topic. Maybe on

secrets of how to become an empath? That way I would not need to get

a book by Rose that I don't want to read.

Sam