Comes the Awakening: Realizing the Divine Nature of Who You Are Book

I read this in the aftermath of reading Steve Volk's (@stevevolk) book, Fringe-Ology. Botkin does a good job of addressing this technique strictly as a therapeutic method for dealing with grief and trauma. I agree with Volk in his assessment that the name of this treatment is awful, and leans heavily towards implying that the results of this therapy have some basis in spiritual or religious beliefs in an afterlife. That being said, Botkin & his co-writer do a great job of presenting the treatment through mainly an examination of case studies from his own personal applications. There is very little in the way of addressing the religious/spiritual aspect, only to address that it is not a necessary faction to experiencing an IADC, and that it seems to have no bearing on the OVERWHELMINGLY positive results of the treatment in dealing with grief/PTSD. I would like to experience an IADC to make up my mind as to what the experience is like and what, if anything, causes it. The strangest thing to me, and maybe it goes back to the poorly conceived name, is that this isn't a more well-known treatment being used more frequently across the US & beyond. If you visit Botkin's website, you'll see that there are not a whole lot of professionals practicing this technique. Why, if it works so well, would there not be? If the facts are so overwhelming, I can only come to the conclusion that it is a combination of skepticism and poor marketing.