Metaphysical Anatomy: Your body is talking, are you listening?

As thick and dense as this book is full of some of the most amazing information needed. I’ve been looking for a book like this since reading Louise Hayes book, “You can heal your life”Which near the end of that book gave many pages of multiple synopsis to the different body parts and the emotional value of each. This book is above and beyond that and has taken it to some really incredible heights. Not only that there is a special way to use this book which is very well explained. I’m onto add to my library some of the other amazing books that Evette Rose has produced!If you are a physician, some type of certified health practitioner or a life coach, I would add this book to your library. If you need some type of diagnosis at all of what’s going on in someone’s life when in this world, usually physical symptoms are the last stop. This goes much deeper Into such a spectrum of gathering a lot more personal information regarding the emotional body in early childhood trauma and caring around the polluted information until the body so wisely has produced the symptoms to alert the tenant of deeper issues needing attention.

I bought this book some time ago, and made the mistake of giving it to someone to use for short term. I have checked with everyone I know, and no one claims to have the book, so I had no choice to buy it again. Because this book is so good, and extremely thorough I had to buy it again. This book really reflects how trauma, unhealed negative experiences & such stay in the body and how that manifests into disease (dis-ease) in the body. It is a fantastic reference book for any holistic or spiritual practitioner! There are lines of questioning & investigation, as well as solutions to help. A must have for me!

Absolutely love this book. Very insightful with much knowledge. It is missing the last 31 pages that I really would love to access to to read (per the index there should be 803 pages)

1. The book is like 750 pages long. A THICK MAMMA-JAMMA. This finna be yo Physicians Desk Manual.2. The book covers not just common ailments, but obscure ones as well.3. The book breaks down each ailment into 2 different sections: a) several paragraphs-worth of thorough descriptions of the meaning/significance of your ailment, and b) actual therapeutic/meditative questions to ask yourself to dive deeper into your own personal situation, like a literal shadow work guide.4. The book ALSO has actual chapters in it on metaphysical anatomy, especially regarding ancestral trauma. So DEEP "breaking the karmic cycle" kind of shadow work.5. It is SUPER easy to look up anything and everything you're feeling in your body to get a QUICK "how to fix it" that just blows so many lightbulb moments. It really teaches you how to USE your body's cues to be a walking awareness meter and quit yo dumb shit.6. It becomes REALLY illuminating to look up important people's ailments (like partner, parents, etc) to see wtf is going on with them - either to help them or to at least understand the hell outta them so you can strategize how best to interact with them haha. Sounds bad, but I just mean you can know their triggers and their beef so you can be smart interpersonally.7. You will, not might, you WILL find yourself grabbing this book several times a month if you're someone who even remotely cares about finding the root of suffering in yourself/others.

For those who have read Louise Hay’s “You can heal your life” this book is a progression of that knowledge. Rose offers very in-depth information on psychosomatic illnesses in the body including during time in the mother’s womb. This is a very insightful and good book for reference.

I looked up 3 different recurring ailments and it couldn’t have been more spot on. And in depth. The insights alone are worth the price of this book. I wish it included the technique too but I guess that’s in volume two.

I love the. Questions it recommends. I use this reference book with my clients very regularly.

You can tell this book was a total "download" for the author. The information is super helpful, but it could use some editing to clean up misspellings and grammar. It is amazing how relevant it has proven. Each time I am dealing with a different "symptom" I look up the issue and use it to reflect on whatever is going on in my life. If you can get past the poor formatting, then I highly recommend picking up a copy!