Love is in the Earth: A Kaleidoscope of Crystals - The Reference Book Describing the Metaphysical Properties of the Mineral Kingdom by Melody Summary and Reviews
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Book Reviews of Love is in the Earth: A Kaleidoscope of Crystals - The Reference Book Describing the Metaphysical Properties of the Mineral Kingdom
Book Review: I own this book and it is wonderful
Summary: 5 Stars
I have found alot of information in this book and the fact that crystals have frequencies...what they mean and how to use them for the betterment all.....I treasure this book.....Book Review: Don't leave home without it
Summary: 5 Stars
I feel this book is a 'must' for everyone who's drawn to crystals. It's such a complete catalog of information. It would be great if she could combine this book with the pictorial guide (but then it would be even more difficult to bring along on those rock hunting days) Fantastic book!Book Review: Crystals and Stones
Summary: 5 Stars
This book is excellent, it explains the meanings of the stones and crystals it lists. A must have for those who work with stones. This is a great source of information.Book Review: lacks organization, generic entries
Summary: 1 Stars
This book is far the worst crystal book that I have. I am a former English teacher, and the entries are poorly written, lack organization, and so generic that it is difficult to find any distinctions between stones at times. (Is there one stone that is not "good for meditation?" or that wasn't in the breastplate of the high priest?) The bright spot of the book is the number of stones that it discusses, but without pictures, volume alone is negated. It reads much as a collection of research from other sources all dumped together without any attempt at organization or rewriting. An appendix with a summary chart of stones and their primary functions would have helped this book tremendously, since the individual entries are so difficult to follow. Ideas are repeated in many entries, and this book is so difficult to use that I intend to get rid of it soon and find something more concise and user-friendly. Book Review: Very informative
Summary: 4 Stars
I found this book to be a very comprehensive guide to the world of minerals and crystals.
However I think it would be better if the descriptions of the various listings were accompanied by pictures of them in their natural state as well as the various ways that they may be obtained commercially.