dawn

a good read, 24 May 2004

This book explains many things that a medium encounters, such as bereavement, suicide and missing people. Rita writes in a very down to earth way, recalling some of her most interesting cases. Some of the stories are quite moving, others will open your eyes and you will be left with no doubt of Ritas incredible ability. This book is a must for all those with loved ones who have passed over, and for those with a general interest in the subject.

very useful, 24 May 2004

The tablature in this this book is extremely accurate, a good range of songs for all skill levels, including old classics from the beatles to eric clapton, and modern hits from beck to sarah mclachlan. The only drawback with this book is that if you're not american you may not of heard of a lot of these songs. however it's still quite a useful compendium whether you're a professional or an amateur.

a typical scientist, 25 April 2004

This book was not what i expected. Although thoroughly informative aboutsleep and the brain patterns that are recorded during sleep, the authortotally disregards the content of dreams and denies that they have anydeep significance.There are some interesting points like 'do blind peoplesee in their dreams?','do men and women dream differently?', among othersbut i still found myself dissappointed as it did nothing to quench mythirst for this subject. It is no wonder that some people are narrowmindedand some theorists regarded as nutters, when scientists, such as theauthor of this book, don't look into things just because its easier notto.