The Missing Peace: The Advanced Seeker's Guide to Wholeness: Amazon.co.uk: Eileen Watkins Seymour, Clive Digby-Jones, Susan Norman: Books

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How much of you is present right now, on a scale of 1-10? As things happen to us throughout life - hurt, fears, rejections - parts of us shut down. They do this with the best of intentions, usually to save us from pain. The result is that most of us are operating at less than 100 per cent effectiveness. This book is about a unique method of releasing the light hidden in all our dimensions so we can shine. This book is about becoming whole.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Profound, soulful wisdom with a playful touch, 29 Jan 2004

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Sarah Kent (London United Kingdom) - See all my reviews

This review is from: The Missing Peace: The Advanced Seeker's Guide to Wholeness (Paperback)

A fabulous book - I read it through from cover to cover within hours of its arrival. It's a fascinating recipe book of Eileen and Clive's tried and tested journey process to wholeness, with large dollops of humour, humanity and kindness thrown in. It had echoes for me of Brandon Bays 'The Journey', but the RAPSI process takes me deeper - with a lighter, more playful touch. All aspects of the facilitated process are meticulously explained with inspiring case examples, followed by twenty self-help exercises so you can follow your own journey if you choose. The Missing Peace is everything Alice in Wonderland never quite was for me as a child; everything becomes more than it seems, and leads you to the most unexpected and magical places in the soul.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Firing on all cylinders?, 14 Mar 2004

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Mary Watts (Surrey, UK.) - See all my reviews

This review is from: The Missing Peace: The Advanced Seeker's Guide to Wholeness (Paperback)

Want to find out why you're not firing on all cylinders? Then this is the book for you. Eileen Watkins Seymour's 'The Missing Peace' describes a truly exciting new process by means of which we can locate missing parts of our energetic system. Parts which belong to us and which we need to function properly - the missing pieces without which the peace we seek eludes us. The method for finding the pieces, and the peace are beautifully described. Evidence for the success of the Ravenscroft Approach to psycho-spiritual integration (RAPSI) is supplied by fascinating stories from some of the many people who have experienced Eileen & Clive's healing first hand over the past 25 years. A must read for anyone who wants to change life for the better.

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5.0 out of 5 stars At last, a book on Wholeness that makes it happen!, 5 Feb 2004

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Eric Gailly (Bourne End, Bucks United Kingdom) - See all my reviews

This review is from: The Missing Peace: The Advanced Seeker's Guide to Wholeness (Paperback)

Having been myself a patient of Eileen and Clive, I was glad to meet at last some people who could see beyond the medical framework and were able to provide serious help to my problems (which had been nagging me for more than 25 years and hadn’t been solved by any GP, psychiatrist, medication, hypnotist, etc…).

The book, which they wrote with the help of Susan Norman, is a journey to enlightenment. Its content is purely and simply groundbreaking stuff and yet it is accessible to everybody (and everybody should read it!). Not only it does explain the ‘Why(s)’ - Why do we sometime have that niggling and irritating feeling that we are not complete? Why does our system get fragmented? Why so much of our energy is wasted and where does it go? Why do some us have compulsions, addictions, and other coping strategies in order to progress through life? Etc (so many Why(s) are answered!) - but also, and most importantly, it gives the reader the ‘How(s)’ – How to retrieve ALL the fragmented pieces, reconcile them and re-unite them into one and final peace (I mean ‘piece’)?

The book is written in a very easy-to-understand style, filled with numerous references to case studies and crowned with some nice touch of humour. All of it making “The Missing Peace” a very enjoyable and compelling read.

After such a read, one can only be left wondering why Eileen and Clive’s work is not more widely celebrated. I understand that it is becoming seriously recognised, thanks to the many people who have already benefited from the help of Eileen and Clive and who are spreading the word!

This book reaches to every one of us. From people feeling that they are constantly fighting against themselves, as well as people who feel that there is, maybe, something missing in their life, all the way through to anybody who is looking to further develop his/her Self.

If you want to make a positive difference to your self, to your life and to the life of others, you must read “The Missing Peace”!

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