Intuitive Listening

How Intuition Talks Through Your Body

De: Christiane Northrup, Mona Lisa Schulz

Narrado por: Christiane Northrup, Mona Lisa Schulz

Duración: 5 h y 27 m

Resumen del Editor

Learn how to achieve better health and a more vibrant life - to tune in even more deeply to the inner guidance available to you by understanding the language through which your body talks to you daily.

This information will help you in six major health areas, including:

Immune system health, including chronic fatigue and fibromyalgia

the endocrine system and hormonal health, including PMS and menopause

Digestive health, food and body weight issues

Coronary health, including coronary artery disease, hypertension, and stroke

The structural system, including bones, joints, and the spine

The brain and mind, including memory, Alzheimer¿s, anxiety, and attention deficit disorder (ADD).

©2001 Christiane Northrup and Mona Lisa Schulz and (P)2006 Hay House, Inc.

Excellent book!

I’m going to definitely listen to this book a couple of more times! It’s one of those books that has super ideas and excellent knowledge on how to deal with many of life’s hurdles. I want to listen to it again because I’m sure I missed some good nuggets of info.

Very Holistic

I love listening to these two. They keep Western medicine in their back pocket while addressing the root of illness. They have the perfect approach--looking at the WHOLE picture and making recommendations, not just handing out prescriptions. I'm fascinated by Mona Lisa's intuitive abilities.

These 2 Authors Offer Foundations of Dis-ease

If you could sum up Intuitive Listening in three words, what would they be?

Understanding disease & coping at the cellular level

What does Mona Lisa Schulz and Christiane Northrup bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

The conversational emotion brings the concepts to life.

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

Listen to what you're trying to tell yourself.

Any additional comments?

This book brings the etiology of disease to light. The authors present the information in an interesting and easy to understand style.

Not a book...interesting content but

I didn't realize this was a recorded talk NOT a book. While the content was interesting, it was a little disjointed with the conversation between the two. I think they are smart ladies with some great insight here, I just wish it had been a structured book format with more applicable information the reader could relate to for themselves. People may or may not relate to the case studies they mentioned. I would have like to have been able to know how to apply body wisdom to my own life and didn't quite get that from this content.

nothing special

Had some potential, but the authors/narrators were so busy chatting that some of the information got lost or was never completely expressed. This was especially due to Christiane Northrup's propensity for rudly cutting in on Mona Lisa Schulz with some random unrelated question right when she was about sum up a thought.