Yes - You Can Make It Happen by Juna Jinsei Phd

Juna Made It Happen For Me!by FinallyFree

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January 19, 2009: This book was so interesting I just couldn't put it down. It was extremely informative and written in an easy-to-read entertaining manner. After I read it, I went back over it to try out many of the practices it explained. The three chapters about self-improvement, keeping an open mind, and having a seeking spirit have really helped me in my everyday life. But the last five chapters that explain Juna's ultimate discovery are the best. They give many experiences of ordinary people with ordinary problems that everyone can relate to and how they overcame them with the Miracle Chant. Since one of the experiences was very similar to a problem I was experiencing at that moment, I decided to try the Miracle Chant myself. The results were better than I could ever have imagined, and with very little effort!
I would recommend this book to anyone with any problem that needs to be solved. whether it be your health, finances, relationships, negative attitude, undesirable character traits, substance abuse, or anything you feel you need to change in your life, you can make it happen by creating this positive vibration. Since I know we all have problems of one kind or another, I can sincerely say that I recommend YES, You Can Make It Happen to everyone. If you receive only half the benefits that I have, your life will be much better. So read this book today so you can change your life and start making your dreams come true.

I Also Recommend: Think and Grow Rich, The Flower of Chinese Buddhism, Autobiography of a Yogi, God Code, Hua Hu Ching.

"YES" is well worth Readingby Anonymous

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December 06, 2008: Ultimately, "Yes" is a treatise on coping with life.The work begins by explaining how culture is learned from the proximity to where we grew up. Our early lives seek to establish an identity or underlying belief to resolve why we are here and how will we fit in.

There are tough periods in life like adolescence, mid-life crises and the realities of resolving those things that we cannot control. In fact, coping with the uncontrollables are at the heart of the flight/fight phenomenon.

During early life, we collect things- material things. Children collect baseball cards, make models, furnish doll houses and build small edifices with blocks or clothespins. In early education, our school systems encourage us to acquire, build and create. As we grow older, experience comes with variable social structures and situations like baseball games, volunteering and joining various neighborhood activities.

Later in life, we reap the benefits of education by achieving material prosperity and hopefully the maturity to enjoy our blessings. Before we die, there is a need
to give back and provide the community with our best judgments developed through years of experience and tribulations. The author presents a very detailed description of the major and even some minor religions and practices.

The book gets into considerable detail about unraveling the mysteries of ancient empires like Lemuria, Atlantis, Egypt and others. For instance, Lemuria was a tropical
land with a great civilization. The inhabitants emphasized self-improvement and inventiveness. Instinctively, people did not want things that were not absolutely needed.
So that the value systems were simple and unpretentious. Unfortunately, this tropical paradise sank overnight and Europe rose out of the calamity.

Much of the book discusses ancient philosophies like Confucius. He struggled for a lifetime in order to contemplate and organize thought built upon principles
of purity and honesty. Plato sought the perfect philosophy.

A part of the book discusses theories of energy , power and healing. For instance, IChing has predictive power in the Hexagram Table. Reiki or the laying of hands focuses
on energy field management to heal. Aromatherapy takes advantage of the healing power of herbs and herbal preparations. Yoga promotes guided behavior, self-control
and maximal oxygenation. Huna segments the lower and higher self with strategies to deal with each subunit. There is an extensive section on herbs and their magical healing powers. The presentation explains the 10 objects and meditations to achieve the swiftest path to realization or actualization.

Overall, the book is excellent. The contents will help readers cope with life and its challenges. In some ways, the author assembled a manual for managing life and its
many challenges. The release of the book comes just in time for dealing with the current exigencies in the markets and just about everywhere else.

Joseph S. Maresca
Dr. Joseph S. Maresca