new age

I don't think I've ever seen a more perfect match between an author and her book. Lynn Robinson clearly has a beautiful spirit, and her message and words are transcendently uplifting. The book itself is wonderfully designed and a pleasure to hold and to read. I don't even mind the occasional New Age-ism because I find it impossible to argue with her explanation of intuition as Divine, or with her admonition to follow the guidance of the still, small voice within. That path leads to fulfillment, joy and happiness, she says. And I can truthfully and enthusiastically report to you that I've followed her instructions -- and my own intuition -- and positive occurrences were indeed forthcoming. I'd like to thank Ms. Robinson here and now, and furthermore, I'd like to offer an unqualified endorsement of her beautifully rendered, life enhancing book.

DIVINE INTUITION is a total sensory delight! From the velvety soft feel of the book's jacket to the beautiful pictures and inspirational quotes, Lynn Robinson's book is a joy to read from cover to cover. Robinson's playful sense of humor ("... you may begin to wish that God's call came with Caller I.D.!") brings the lofty ideas of talking to God right down to Earth, and her experience helping people learn to listen to divine intuition is evident from the exercises, questions, and stories in her book.

The big ideas in DIVINE INTUITION may take a while to grab you, but you'll know it when they do! This book is the perfect tool for change for anyone who longs to turn their life around, but doesn't know quite where to start... or for those who are facing difficult choices and wish there was a clear-cut best answer. While Robinson does not guarantee that you'll soon be hearing God's voice telling you exactly what to do next, she does suggest that we don't need to postpone our happiness. When we listen to our heart and hear what it has to say, we'll feel inspired to do and be what we most love.

I offer these my comment only after careful reflection, and I hope readers will not judge me too harsly. I occasionally find reviews on Amazon that appear unusually similar (in tone, word use) to the other reviews (as if penned by the same hand). I know it is important not to 'cry wolf' but I can't help but notice such similarities in this instance. Hopefully I am wrong. Best wishes to all!