Robert Levy (1) (1945–)

Shamanism:The Book of Journeys
by Robert Levy & Dr. Eve Bruce

This 196 page read on Shamanism was a real find. The thing I love about it the most is that it has a lot about just about everything and it is so easy to follow and written so plainly that I walked away with a whole lot of wisdom and a real sense of confidence that yes, I could do journeying, yes I could shape shift, or find my animal totem or my spirit guide. Just simple logical gentle steps that helped me explore a world that has show more been kind of confusing to me for a long time.

Straightforward advice on the stuff that can get to us the most. I learned how to go deep within myself and see what was really going on. I am so elated with this book I would recommend it to anyone who has been drawn to Shamanism, but confused about where to begin. There is so much here, I am sure I will refer to it often. Thanks you two, for getting me started in a great direction.

Love & Light,

Riki Frahmann show less

Reiki: Empowered By It, Embraced By It, Claimed By It
by Robert Levy

It was a wonderful treat to review this 97 page intriguing book on Reiki. There has been a lot in print about this blessed healing modality and its miraculous abilities and it was quite astounding to see how the author basically gave us an even more creative and free flowing approach to connect to that gentle life force energy. As a traditional lineage carrying Reiki Master I remained open minded and got a lot out of the show more meditative suggestions and especially the message to feel the energy as a Divine and living thing. I would recommend this well presented much needed guide to anyone interested in the healing modality known as Reiki. Thanks Robert, for your amazing insight.

Love & Light,

Riki Frahmann show less