Cheryl Marlene

The Akashic Records: Gemstone Guardians by Cheryl Marlene When I opened this book I did not have any prior knowledge of the Akashic Records. As I started to read it, I found that I needed much more information about the theory and practice of the Akashic Records. This book is not for the beginner going in blind. In the beginning of the book, there is an author's note with two URLS to get you started before getting into the Gemstone Guardians book. This book is not a how-to or a crystal guide. There are a lot of great advice bits throughout the book. To me, it reads like a self-help book with plenty of motivational one liners. There are personal explorations questions for journaling, contemplation, and meditation at the end of each gemstone chapter. Most people could benefit from this kind of personal exploration regardless of their beliefs in the Akashic Records, tbh. All in all, this book is written for someone who already has started their journey with Akashic Records and has a decent understanding of what it is and what to expect. I thank the author Cheryl Marlene and LibraryThing for giving me the opportunity to review this book. I will be coming back to it at a later date when I have a more solid understanding of the Akashic Records system.… (altro)

Before I felt knowledgeable enough to write a review of "Akashic Records: Gemstone Guardians", it was important for me to acquire more understanding of the subject. After further reading and coming across familiar ideas, such as collective unconscious, my understanding was enhanced. After doing that, it was helpful to apply the author's discussion of certain gemstones and their place and importance in our lives. The beauty of gemstones has always charmed me and it is interesting to consider their influences on our lives.

My thanks to the author, Cheryl Marlene, and to LibraryThing, through whom I received my copy of this book.… (altro)