Protected by the Light

This stuff works.

Where does Protected by the Light rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

It's a good one. Hard to compare because the topic is so different

What does James Killavey bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Reader did a good job. Good pacing. Correct pronunciation of some very difficult words.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

I did..sort of...finished in one day ..on and off as I drove, exercised, etc.

Any additional comments?

This book was very insightful look into the many forms of psychic attack. It is not about witchcraft or black magic, but about how to protect yourself. The author gives many examples of patients who used his techniques and how they work, and judging by the reviews of the written work and some second-hand knowledge, I believe them. Forget about skepticism. Based on what I've read and some people I know who have worked with the author, his techniques do work.

32 of 32 people found this review helpful

Thanksgiving for this knowledge

Dr. Goldberg is precise and exacting with points and examples made . His compassion and knowledge are at your access and now you too can be empowered and protected from pchychic attack.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

great information.

great information and easy to understand....the narrator is somewhat robotic ib rythm.....though clear in speach.

4 of 16 people found this review helpful

Narration is strangely mechanical and distracting

I am interested in this information but so distracted by the strange narration that I cannot listen to this audio book anymore. I don't think I got past the first chapter. I did slide forward and listen to a few seconds of future chapters and think I would be interested in this information that is not widely available so will get the regular book version.

The strange pronunciation of words, with words ending in a higher intonation at the end when normally there would be a downward intonation, the mechanical speaking rhythm, and weirdness of speech made it very difficult to focus on what was being said.

Doesn't anyone check (Editor?) (Producer?) on the narrator's work? One bad narrator can have a negative effect on an author's years of hard work.

Right at the beginning of this book there was a story of a client in the Los Angeles area, in the "San Francisco Valley" . . . hmmmm. Should that have been read as the "San Fernando Valley?"

I try to be understanding and flexible about narration, but this is so bad that I cannot get the information I am interested in. At least not in audio form.

4 of 41 people found this review helpful