Suffering from terminal cancer, Jane discovers Max Stevens and his methods of healing that indentify subtle-energy imbalances in the body
Book Review -- Creations Magazine (NY)Sanctuary is a novel based on the simple truth that everything is energy. The story opens with Jane declining a third course of chemotherapy and turning her back on orthodox medicine. With the help of two friends she searches out a mysterious doctor named Max. Max had left his successful medical practice to pursue other healing modalities and disciplines. Eventually he combined these with his own techniques and began measuring subtle energies.
Thanks to his knowledge of physics and electronics, he was able to use computers to measure and identify these energy frequencies with great accuracy. He correlated energies or frequency imbalances with many different ailments and diseases. Better still, he learned to apply the proper frequency and people's symptoms disappeared rather quickly. Max insists he does not diagnose much less cure any disease, yet patients almost invariable felt better after the energy balancing. Of course, Jan is no exception. Eventually, Max evolves his techniques beyond the realm of physical symptoms.
What makes this story so compelling is that we are told it's basically true! The book jacket and front pages have numerous endorsements of the real-life Max and his Sanctuary organization. Some are from well-known figures in entertainment. There is even one from Dr. Richear Gerber, author of Vibrational Medicine.
Sanctuary is easy to read and understand, yet astounding in its implications for the health and well-being of each of us.
Joe Cronin, Reviewer, Creations Magazine, Dec/Jan '98/99
