Book Notes and Review of "Anatomy of the Spirit" by Caroline Myss
December 20, 2011
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Book review by Jon Aring, member of the Greenheart Book Club This book focused on healing yourself and others with energy, as well as explaining the theories and concepts behind energy work. At times, this book seemed all over the place, but after going back to write my outline, I realized the connections and saw how valuable this information really was. Some highlighted points:
- For energy work to be effective, we have to accept there is a human energy field, and that it carries all experiences, internal and external.
- When different people come into our lives, good and bad, we must look at them as teachers. The person that seems to be drawing our energy the most is a mirror of ourselves. Our task is to learn the lesson rather than resent the teacher.
- Detachment doesn’t mean we don’t care, but rather that we are detaching (letting go) from the fear of the outcome. Adra made a good point that this could also mean we are detaching from our ego and our attachment to how are ego will be rewarded or not through an outcome.
- We must be open and attentive to the guidance we receive from the universe every day.
- Quote from Peace Pilgrim: “I don’t eat junk food. I don’t think junk thoughts.”
- Electricity generated by living tissue creates an energy field around human beings that can be read by intuitives.
- This energy field carries our internal (memories, belief patterns, superstitions) and external (past and current relationships, personal and professional, and profound and traumatic experiences).
- The force carried in our field directly effects new tissue that then emits a certain quality of energy – “Biography becoming biology.”
- Life challenges are lessons
- People are teachers
- Issues are reflections of yourself
- Dedication and commitment
- Move through your wounds rather than live in them
- “Don’t waste time by thinking, acting or praying like a victim”
- Embodied by each of 7 Chakras as well as by the seven sacraments of Christianity and seven corresponding teachings of the Kabbalah
- Make up a road map for our life journey
- Violating these truths weakens our spirit and physical body while honoring them strengthens us
Tori Greenover
March 27, 2024 1:13 AM
Nicely summarized.
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