Messages from Michael

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Summary: waste of time
Review: It's "messages" are from a parker brothers game. These teachings are hardly a basis for an ethos. If you need a crutch for introspection and daily existence try "Celestine prophecy" atleast it tells you to eat right and notice the power struggles in everyday conversation, that's something. This books ideas aren't new, it just rearranges them into parker's bros. games as mediums.

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Summary: Messages from Michael by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro
Review: This book changed my life comptelely. Everything in it seemed SO RIGHT to me. It has information that I found nowhere else (except in the 2nd, 3rd & 4th book in the series.) I studied it seriously & found many insights because of it.

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Summary: Non-conflicting, understandable, sensible answers
Review: This book is compiled from information claimed to be channeled from an entity from a higher plane. Regardless of the source, and whether or not you believe this, the information is difficult to challenge, and has alot of validity. I first read Messages from Michael 8 years ago, and since have read it a couple of times, and referred back to it countless times. I have not found a conflict with any of the information given in any of the four Michael books by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro, and the info works for me, everday. I changed quite a bit after first reading the book, because it made me think so intensely about my beliefs & positions on many ideas. Some of the information presented is: Reincarnation. The non-existence of heaven or hell. The hows and whys of how people relate to each other through many lives. The things that make up your personality, and how they relate to others. And a thousand etc's. I learned very many things about myself since I read it, and I think back upon the info almost daily. I HIGHLY recommend this book, and "More messages from Michael", "Michaels' People", "Michael for the millenium", all by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro, if you are searching for answers that religion does not provide.