The BBC programme Who Do You Think You Are? reflects a society currently interested in family genealogy as a way of gaining guidance from our past and elucidation of our present. We gasp to see common physical attributes in photographs, shared interests in employment choices, and generations of birth patterns such as the production of non-identical twins, etc.

But rather than viewing ourselves as victims of our past, Debbie’s book helps us discover ourselves as energetic beings that have the power to take control of our present happiness and health. Some readers may not have heard of the subtle energies — varying wavelengths beyond the physical dimension of time and space that help us experience different phenomena at several levels. However, all will be intrigued to discover that this energy field is a far greater source of information about our health than any other neurological or pathological source, as diseases may be seen there long before they manifest themselves physically. Read on if you want to learn how our emotional body bridges our physical and mental lives and how, because thoughts have power, we need to use them wisely. And enjoy meeting your spiritual body which transcends the physical and acts as a connector to our soul — that part of us that knows what is in our best interests and what is needed for our growth and development. But we not only exist in a world of energies, we do so in a liquid crystallinestructured state. However, whilst the balance of the energy flow is controlled by a complex system of energy centres and pathways — the chakras and meridians — it may be influenced by the seven rays of light, karmic patterns and miasms that can contribute to ill health. But help is at hand. As an experienced complementary therapist, Debbie is able to demonstrate how ‘energy medicines’ such as flower and vibrational essences, can assist us in managing our multi-dimensional energetic self, embrace our innate intuitive faculties and higher wisdom and raise ourlight vibration. Thus, we not only learn who we really are, we discover how to become true and authentic by making decisions that will bring joy, contentment and good health now, despite what lies in the past.

– Jan Stewart