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 Russ
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Hi All,

Could anyone tell me if they have read Colour Reflexology: For Health and Healing by Pauline Wills?

Tao of Books have it on offer and as I am studying reflexology at the moment I was hoping it would be of use.

I will also put this on the books section.

Thanks for your help,

Russell


 
Posted : 01/09/2004 1:04 pm
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RE: Colour Reflexology book

Hi Russell,
Yes, I have this book. I actually read it before I started studying reflexology as I was fascinated by it. But I have to say that I was so busy learning everything else on my reflexology course that I just didn't have the time to dip into it. My recommendation would be to do the course and learn the basics and then start exploring areas such as this once you are qualified......in fact, I'm going to pick it up again very soon to have another read - thanks for reminding me!
Jx


 
Posted : 01/09/2004 3:16 pm
 Russ
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RE: Colour Reflexology book

Hi Juliet,

Thanks for that, I'm glad I reminded you. Let me know what you think now you are qualified. At least you did'nt say you bought it, read it then threw it away!

I've been doing reflexology for a year now so my routine is pretty good at the moment. Might buy it to supplement my knowledge.

Thanks again,

Russell


 
Posted : 02/09/2004 9:54 am
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RE: Colour Reflexology book

Hi Russ, you might find that your local library could order it in for you. That way you can check it out before you buy. Alternatively, you can borrow my copy if I can find a way to get it to you :D. Maybe at the next London HP meet?


 
Posted : 02/09/2004 10:05 am
 Russ
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RE: Colour Reflexology book

Hey Siobhan,

That is incredibly generous. Tao are selling it for £8 so I will just give it a go. I never feel any a book is a complete waste as there will always be something of use.

London meet would be great, I was away for the tast time but would loved to have come along. I am very bad with names and faces etc perhaps we should make badges out of our avitars as I can recognise these more!

See you then,

Russell


 
Posted : 02/09/2004 11:29 am
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