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1. 1 On February 28th, 2010, moana said:

   This book is brilliant! Food for thought And practical stuff that works! You’ll love it – read it and do it!
   Rating: 5 / 5

2. 2 On March 1st, 2010, Jeff B said:

   Christopher Hansard has done an amazing job in bringing the ancient Bon teachings to the modern world. Almost everyone is familiar with Buddhism nowadays, but few have heard of the ancient Tibetan teachings of Bon, which was popular long before Buddhism hit Tibet. There is so very little information on Bon available, and none of it really exposing any teachings or practices that would be helpful to the average reader.

   Mr. Hansard spent a great deal of his life, starting at a very early age, learning the teachings, traditions and practices of Bon. In this new book, he shows us all how we can learn from these ancient practices, how we can use the spiritual techniques of Bon to improve our own lives.

   This book is filled with enlightening information and very simple to understand (and do) Bon practices to assist a person in transforming one’s life into the life that you want to live. Even though some of the practices seem very simple, they are very powerful.

   True change is all about the power of one’s thoughts. And, this book will tell you why and how to work with and change your thoughts, changing your life for the better in the process.

   Rev. Jeff, Professional Psychic and Reiki Master
   
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   Rating: 5 / 5

3. 3 On March 1st, 2010, Bluestream said:

   This book is really great. It conveys the central message that – our lifes are shaped by our thoughts. Also we all have a ‘thought atmosphere’. This book teaches various creative ways to neutralize negative thoughts/emotions. Some people are caught by negative thought atmosphere/patterns that they find it hard to free themself from it. This author teaches several techniques (verbal and visual and even using some external procedures) to protect ourself and to neutralize undersirable thought patterns. If you are interested in this, also read books by Ernest Holmes, who also teaches almost the same thing, (yet a little different techniques) to condition our thought atmosphere. If you don’t condition your thought atmosphere with positive thoughts, it may be influenced by negative thoughts (or what Holmes calls the race-consciousness). This is a great book that you must have! It is not a shallow book about general positive thinking with tidbits such as “you can do it” etc, it goes much deeper into the nature of thoughts and emotions.
   Rating: 5 / 5

4. 4 On March 1st, 2010, Anonymous said:

   Christopher Hansard’s second book is even better than his first book The Tibetan Art of Living. In this new book he offers practical solutions to the issues we all face in the world today. Whilst Bon Medicine is probably the oldest medical practice still in existence it is quite remarkable how relevant it is to us today. If you are really looking for the answers go no further you will find them in this book. A book cannot normally take the place of a face to face meeting with a healer of the calibre of Christopher Hansard, but he has put so many useful examples of his work with other patients in to his writings that it is hard not to find a situation that he covers that is not relevant to yourself.
   The book is divided into 10 sections, each covering an aspect of life from the Power of Thought through Relationships and Love to Helping others and the World in a Single Thought. Each section offers advice & practical exercises to deal with every aspect in your life. So if you are unable to consult directly with the leading practioner of BonMedicine in the western world, and his public seminars are rare in North America, then buy the book. I have and it continues to change my life every day.
   For the cynical amongst you, I do not normally make recomendations of this sort, but for this book it was not difficult.
   Rating: 5 / 5

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