How to See and Read the Aura (Llewellyn's How to Series)

by Ted Andrews

Good book September 19, 1999
Reviewer: A reader from america
this was a great book, it explains what aura are and how to see them

Good place to start, but try the Smith/Moody book too. June 3, 1999
Reviewer: A reader from St. Paul, Minn.
Ted is a really nice guy, and I like his approach on this subject. He also writes great books on animals. This is nice, but look at the books by Mark Smith and Raymond Moody to get more info.

You're only limited by your own doubts of what you can do. May 31, 1999
Reviewer: DoraMouse from Idaho
I liked this book a lot, it was given to me by a professional massage therapist. I personally, have been skeptical about this sort of thing before. But, the language of the book is so direct, very plain and easy to understand. Plus the exercises work - and you benefit from them even if you don't try to see auras.

A good book for the nervous type August 1, 1998
Reviewer: mermaidsoup@chickmail.com from Woodinville, WA
This book provides everything you need to know about auras and strengthening them. It provides many calming, meditative exercises that we all could benefit from, whether we can see auraus or not:)

A true Master of the Art... July 11, 1998
Reviewer: unicorn@cnnet.com from Alberta, Canada
Ted Andrews is a Master. His techniques are sound, easy to follow, and bring fast results.