BOOK REVIEW:

Handbook for Perfect Beings

by B.J. Wall

Publisher: Hampton Roads

Reviewed by Marie T. Russell  

This book is a perfect example of the saying that "good things come in small packages" (ok, they come in all sizes, but this book is especially tiny but power-packed). It measures 6" X 4" (don't ask me what that is in centimeters -- for our "metric readers", it's about the size of a man's hand). The book is only 118 pages, yet it is amazing all the wisdom and insights that are included in that small package.

"Handbook for Perfect Beings" opens with the author recounting her near death experience at the age of 5, and her first experience of the spirit leaving the body (when her mother died), and also the first meeting she had with her angels.

The book itself is the record of the truths she has heard through the years from her angels. Such topics as judgment, satan, war, cause and effect, relationships, communicating with angels, perfection, etc. are all covered in here.

This book can be read in one sitting, but I highly recommend reading it in small bites so that you can absorb and reflect on the simple but powerful truths it shares. The angels (via the author) give practical exercises in response to the question: How can I change my thinking? It covers how you can change, how to change your finances, and more. It discusses the "laws" of the Universe and how we can best work with them.

A very concise book that is a great tool for personal growth and for changing the way we see things as well as the way we experience life.  The angels remind us: "you will reach home no matter what the path or the speed you are traveling".