My Psychic Journey

April 15, 2006
Dufresne here shares what he considers his most memorable and significant psychic consultations and provides readers with exercises and instructions to bring out their own innate psychic abilities. As the son of psychic Sylvia Browne, with a long family history of spiritualism and 20 years under his own belt as a psychic, he should have a great many fascinating stories to tell. Unfortunately, his book seems to be more of an apology for how boring the text is and how little, in fact, there is to share. Each potentially interesting anecdote ends up going nowhere, and we ultimately learn very little. As for helping readers develop their own psychic abilities, Dufresne's tips are as basic as trusting your first impressions, trying automatic writing, and finding a partner with whom to practice transmitting information. Unless your library caters to people who simply must read everything published about Sylvia Browne, skip this book." -Mary E. Jones, Los Angeles P.L."

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