I bought this book in 1996 when it was first published. Never had I ever read a book such as this. To this day, it is still one of my absolute all time favorites.

The information is indisputably accurate. How do I know this beyond my own personal experience? As a RN, in the past 20+ years since Anatomy of the Spirit has been published, I have taken thousands of medical histories on my patients. This book 'unlocked' something inside me which has enabled me to absorb and filter information on a level I never knew could be possible. For example, from time to time peers have asked me how I knew to ask very specific and sometimes very personal questions they would never consider asking a patient which have resulted in zeroing in on root of the patient's problem. This skill did not appear until after reading and applying what I learned from this book. With that being said, I have recommended this book to several people. Here are some observations I've made which would be beneficial to keep in mind:

1--People who are extremely left-brained, logical thinkers do not 'get' this book. It makes absolutely no sense to them. 2--If you do not write down the answers to the questions at the end of the chapters, you're likely to not experience any results.

It was my personal experience after I had written the answers to the questions at the end of the chapters, massive processing began. Anything and everything related to the questions and their answers bubbled to the surface. Events would…