Product Description

Why are prominent doctors and medical researchers all over the world interested in the extraordinary healings reported by patients of Dr. Eric Pearl? This book takes you on Eric Pearl's journey from the discovery of his ability to heal, to his well-deserved reputation as the instrument through which "reconnective healing" is being introduced to the world. But most important, The Reconnection reveals methods you can use to personally master new healing energies.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #25203 in Books
• Published on: 2004-10-28
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 223 pages

John Edward
Eric is an amazing man with the superb gift of healing. Read this book and be transformed.

About the Author
Dr Eric Pearl walked away from one of the most successful chiropractic practices in Los Angeles when he started witnessing miraculous healings. Since then, he has committed himself to imparting the light and information of the Reconnective healing process.

Customer Reviews

Mindblowing
Eric Pearl came over as honest, funny and down to earth. By page 86 I was convinced this was where my healing path lay. He expressed through this book a lot of things I felt when doing healings and it was a revelation to read that I was on the same lines of thought as someone so publicly prominent. To help "confused" I think you need to see that he does not condemn Reiki or any other kind of healing he merely says that ReConnective healing is actually simpler - connect to the Universe without ritual or tangible evidence (crystals, feathers, hands on)and experience the wonders it can show you and revel in healing in its purest form!! ReConnection may not be for everyone but it is certainly for me!!

interesting
Interesting book, if you are interested in healing or more specifically disillusioned by the commercialism of Reiki then definately worth a read.

Confused
I agree entirely with the author's belief that we all have healing abilities and need to tune into them.

My confusion stems from an apparent contradiction: on the one hand, the author warms many times about the danger of allowing ego to interfere with the healing energies. On the other hand, a lot of the book comes over as being an go trip, in particular the way in which he so roundly criticises and dismisses other forms of healing. Perhaps this is just a reflection of the difference between US and UK styles of communication.

If you want an insight into one person's approach to healing, and his personal journey, this is a good read; however, I found some of it problematic. A much more rounded book is Doreen Virtue's 'The Lightworkers Way'.