Origins of Huna: Secret Behind the Secret Science
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| Rating | : | 4.44 (789 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0971934002 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 199 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-09-01 |
| Language | : | English |
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A native of Albuquerque, New Mexico, Shelley became widely known as one of the world’s leading authorities on energy healing and mind body medicine by using gems and minerals with her hypnosis clients. from the American Institute of Holistic Theology in 2001, and lives near Dallas, Texas. She believes our memories are stored holographically in the energe
"Dr. I recommend it to those deeply interested in paranormal phenomena, alternative medicine, and New Age Spiritual movements." -- Raymond A. -- Joan Scott Lowe, American Institute of Holistic Theology. I recommend this book to any serious student of Hawaiiana." -- Wahine u 'i Maika 'i o ke Kaimoana Yost"Timely and important. Kaehr is very knowledgeable about the Hawaiian culture. Moody, Jr., M.D., international bestselling author of Life After LifeA joy to read! A fascinating subject written about in a very eloquent way
Enigmatic Tzu said not excited. I have never done a review before due to the limited free time I have but feel it is necessary. I will try to walk a fine line as I try to focus on positive. I feel as though Shelly spent too much time focusing on nonessential aspects. There are a few gems in the book but I believe it is not worth the time of reading through the "blank" pages to find them. But if you do read it, make sure you read about the cord cutting procedure at the end it is a truly wonderful exercise.I was very shocked to find that of all the several pages of recommended reading she never mentioned Serg King, which I shall at this time. I hi. A Customer said Researched using a what? A OUIJA BOARD?. Ms. Kaehr studied with a Huna teacher in Dallas, Texas, who is not named in the book but who is a well known former pupil of Tad James. After completing one level of Huna training she purchased an Ouija board at Wal-Mart (!) and convinced herself she was communicating with the ghost of Max Freedom Long, the first person to write about Huna in the thirties. Inspired by that, she went to Hawaii and did some research which persuaded her that Max Freedom Long's books were inaccurate and that he made up much of what he wrote. Shelley's book is quite readable and well written. However, on some points her argument falls . Disagree with Researched using a what? A OUIJA BOARD? Excluding her bizarre "revelations" from the walmart ouija board, the book itself is not well researched, is poorly written, contains blatant inaccuracies, and is a cheap shot at attempting to discredit Max Freedom Long and any of the teachers or Kahuna who use his work. According to her week long on site research in the state of Hawaii in which she claims she was attacked by a dog and she scared a bull which she interprets as a sign that Max Freedom Longs work is invalid, she apparently spent the week going to various "haole" tourists traps such as the penis rock to arrive at her conclusions. Most of her conclusi
Internationally renowned author of Life After Life "Dr. Moody, Jr., M.D. Long reached out from beyond the grave thirty years after his death to share an important secret and sent Shelley on a spiritual journey of a lifetime to find the real secret behind his teachings. Kaehr is very knowledgeable about the Hawaiian culture. Shelley Kaehr attended a healing class that would change her life when she was contacted by the spirit of Max Freedom Long, founder of an obscure modality known as Huna. "Her book is timely and important. I recommend it to all who are deeply interested in paranormal phenomena, alternative medicine, and New Age spiritual movements, and I commend Shelley for her heartfel