Title: Psychic Intuition: Everything You Ever Wanted to Ask But Were Afraid to Know
Author: Nancy du Tertre
Publisher: New Page/Career Press
ISBN: 13 978 1 60163 227 2
Pages: 288, Paperback/Kindle
Genre: New Age/Paranormal
Reviewed by: Lisa Brown-Gilbert, Pacific Book Review
Book Review
Approaching the subject of psychic intuition from a unique frame of reference, renowned author/ psychic detective/ healer Nancy du Tertre, indoctrinates readers to the distinctive theories in her book, Psychic Intuition: Everything You Ever Wanted To Ask But Were Afraid To know. This is a comprehensive work, which broaches the subject from a completely intelligible standpoint based on evidence from her own personal experiences and meticulous research. Through this book, she shares her intimate journey from skeptic to psychic.Author du Tertre is not a metaphysical guru expecting people to blindly follow her advice nor is she a specially selected human given the gift of psychic intuition. Instead she is a regular human being that discovered through training, it is possible to activate what she believes is the inherent capacity of all humans, the ability of psychic intuition. This book is an edifying work that truly goes well beyond the regularly discussed parameters of psychic intuition.
This is a well organized documentation of the author’s experiences, the chapters are presented as lessons, each brimming with pertinent information and observations specifically geared towards the differing aspects of intuition while comparing both the psychic and physical facets. Also included at the end of each lesson are simple exercises that do help to expand your awareness. This book proposes some mind-boggling theories supported by both physical proof and scientific evidence including documented observations from various medical and psychological studies, and conclusive evidence drawn from her meetings with well-known psychics, psychologists and scientists.
By sharing her vast knowledge and experiences, du Tertre stimulates a new curiosity to an age old postulation about psychic ability. What I found to be especially interesting about this book is the fact that she trained herself to become psychically intuitive (a theory that I fully subscribe to) and the conclusion that humans have more than forty possible senses. Another premise that stands out is the revelation that the mind perceives much more of the world around us than we realize and we have to retrain our minds to recognize more of the information we are receiving, which leads to using our inherent ability to be psychically intuitive.
I was thoroughly captivated by this book; it was an engrossing read that I enjoyed which works as a superlative tutorial, taking readers on an illuminative journey into the enigmatic realm of psychic intuition by exploring from the viewpoints of science, psychology, and logic. I highly recommend this as a “need to read” book for skeptics and believers alike as it will definitively change your perceptions about psychic intuition.
