The Concordiance from the Bible of the Six Sensory Revolution

The religion of Sonia Choquette offers excerpts from various books, lectures, and tapes from this revolutionary psychic and world soul guide. Tips and tactics that have been used to help people raise their vibrations are in this guidebook. Whether you are a long-time Sonia fan or new to her teachings this is a concise summation of her world view theology.

Those more versed in Sonia's work will be repeats of common lessons she adheres to on the Psychic Pathway. My only caution is .... you need not believe everything she says - test it out first - and realize one thing .... Sonia had the benefit of healthy ego development in a supportive loving home. Many of those who are attracted to her work may have not ... so her advice is not as easy as it seems.

On the flipside: Do you due diiligence on the credentials, even at the Ph.D. level of other more woo-woo writers on this field of energy and intuitive healing .... before you listen to their counsel. Many of them have Ph.D.'s from unaccredited places ... which means they didn't go through the same kind of rigor. Sonia is one of many popular New Agey type writers along with Doreen Virtue, Carolyn Myss, John Gray, Barbara De Angelis, etc .... who are examples of Ph.D.s whose source were unaccredited universities, some who have now been shut down by government authorities as degree mills. Please keep this in mind when venturing out to learn from an inuitive healer ...

Another book for those who are seeking more intensive assistance from one who has been in more intense circumstances - refer to Welcome to Your Crisis by Laura Day or The Intuitive Way by Penney Peirce who acknowledge more reasily that sometimes ... life sends you a curveball that can shatter you.

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A MORNING READ

Another pleasant and delightful Sonia Choquette. I make a point of reading at least a page or two every morning to have full for thoughts.

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Nothing New

The book was disappointing. I've read a ton of them, and this one just had a catchy title. It was bland and dull with nothing new to entice you into taking your vitamins for the soul. Of course, if you're about l3 and have never read anything of this nature, it would be fine.

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