Zero Limits C Book

I think the philosophy is great, but was Joe Vitale really the only person who could tell us about it? I mean, just go check out how many websites he has put up in connection to ho'opononono or however you spell it. Need a t-shirt? A business card with a clean logo? Honestly, my disgust over the flagrant self-promotion in this book was kind of overwhelming. Here is the truth of the matter. There are no secrets divulged here, just this: I love you, I'm sorry, please forgive me, thank you. Whether or not there is any importance in the order of these statements, I can't tell you, despite reading the book, because early in the book the author says that he can't REALLY tell you ALL there is to know, because he had to sign a confidentiality agreement to protect the other participants in the workshop he attended where he was given the true key to the secret of this ho'opononono stuff. BUT he could tell us that all we have to do is clean. I started to really hate that word, as it was repeated about 8.2 million times, and well, I hate to clean. Another word please.

The testimonials were kind of funny too, because some of the great outcomes of this practice had one person's niece become the homecoming queen. Ummm, was there an editor for this book? I think not. Undoubtedly there is another book coming up that will tell us a wee bit more than what he was able to divulge in this book. I won't be reading it. I think I will amass far more wealth if I keep my money in my pocket! Not to mention peace, because I was so sick of hearing about Joe's car I wanted to vomit. This book was overall stressful ... which is NOT good for health!

Seriously? Just seriously? Now don't get me wrong, I am very spiritual and have very firm beliefs that to others may sound strange, but this book is just a barely disguised marketing tool trying to sell you a programme or a hundred.

I love you ... And so I shall move on.