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Don`t buy this! - Rated
This Audiobook was a huge disappointment for me after reading the raving reviews on this page. Louise L. Hay may have a soothing voice, but this is impossible to hear due to the horrible and too loud music playing in the "background". Another stressful fact is that her 13 meditations are divided into 2 tracs on the CD. Track 1 contains one meditation that last for about 4 minutes, while track 2 contains 12 meditations lasting 40 minutes. It is very impractical not being able to choose wich one of the meditations you want to listen to. I was so disappointed after listening to this CD that I just wanted to send it back.
St Louise to the rescue - Rated
Louise Hay has an incredibly warm, comforting voice and she obviously knows a lot about psychology, which she applies to wonderful effect in a very loving way. The first meditation is called Your Healing Light, and it's just her voice with piano and a bit of synth. It's a perfect intro and I have subsequently been using it as a soundtrack for when I give reiki healing treatments. The meditations follow one another like golden sonic waves, all of them addressing some vital issue or another. Many of the beautiful phrases have stuck in my mind, like "there's a part of you that is more than your past, more than your relationships and more than your personality ..." and "I move from success to success, from joy to joy and from abundance to abundance" and "I am open and receptive to all good." This tape also taught me how to forgive people that I did not want to forgive or did not know how. I have subsequently moved on to far more technologically advanced subliminal cassettes (Eldon Taylor & Paul Scheele) but for sheer human warmth and understanding, nobody comes close to Louise Hay. I would strongly recommend this cassette to anybody who has been abused in any way or who is depressed or feels helpless. It is uncanny, but I think there is a type of vibration emanating from this cassette, which is more than the sum total of her voice and her words.
