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I am unsure if it's because I'm very much part of Western society rather than Eastern and maybe I'm missing some key points but I fan so far found this book to be a disjointed rambling slog of strangeness.

The first chapter is basically an introduction to the book and better defining terminology the author will be using so as to ensure complete understanding on the part of the reader.
The author has a conversational style of writing - I like it!
The second chapter details the list of tools the reader will need to accurately complete the results set before them as they delve into Storytelling Alchemy.

This has been a really rough slog trying to read this book. It begins in another "voice" which is just straight up difficult to read/decipher and then switches to another more understandable voice that is downright boring. This may end up being a book that never gets finished. If I can't get into the story then why bother wasting my time?

Just starting book 3 Animal Kingdom of this omnibus of 7 books.
Ravage and Savage were GREAT! I loved how these stories tied into each other. It will be interesting to see if the rest of the collection does as well.

I need to stop reading this book and set it aside for a while because the author uses some celebrity-style figures to get some points across in his writing. One of those people is Donald Trump. While this book was written well before the debacle Trump is making of himself and some of the American people during the current Presidential race, I keep focusing on what a complete and utter hate-filled racist SOB he isSTOP

I am having a really difficult time getting into this storyline and the characters within. I can usually read a fantasy novel in a short time but this one (10 days later) is stil dragging on and I am about to give up on even finishing it. It's too bad because I really liked this author's Wild Child book.

Also, there are some interesting techniques of practice detailed here. There are also several rites that are not detailed but the reader is told to contact the Sorceress directly for more information and assistance with certain rites. Much of this is due to where the Sacred Elixir is taken from, the amount needed and/or particular details deliberately kept hidden from the casual viewer - and for this I applaud her.

So far, there is one thing the Sorceress states that I disagree with. I'm not saying she is wrong, just that in my experience the disincarnate are not afraid of the light, humans just don't notice them as much then but they are there. I do agree with her sentiments on child spirits.

So far, there is one thing the Sorceress states that I disagree with. I'm not saying she is wrong, just that in my experience the disincarnate are not afraid of the light, humans just don't notice them as much then but they are there. I do agree with her sentiments on child spirits.

So far, there are some interesting techniques of practice detailed here. There are also several rites that are not detailed but the reader is told to contact the Sorceress directly for more information and assistance with certain rites. Much of this is due to where the Sacred Elixir is taken from, the amount needed and/or particular details deliberately kept hidden from the casual viewer - and for this I applaud her.

Yes, I read these sorts of books slowly. I better absorb the information there, find ways to apply it to my life if need be and even practice (that means DO) what is being taught.

Work that needs to be done with this ebook. The formatting is off in places. The information is good but is difficult to decifer partly due to the formatting. The translation could do with an English speaking editor. I have read other books that were translated to English that didn't seem to struggle quite so much. However, Iris Treppner is known as being probably one of THE Lenormand teachers. I will plod through.

The first part of this book, Psychomagic: sketches of a Panic Therapy, describes the different acts (poetic, theatrical, oneric, magic and psychomagic) by stories of true happenings but not much explanation. There are examples given of psychomagic at work and success letters of those prescribed with psychomagic works. I have just begun Part Two and it is quite enlightening so far. Certainly, it makes you think!

i figure since i've seen the movie several times that it's about time i read the book!