Sylla's book

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HEAR! HEAR! C-M!

 

 

I agree with you 100%!

 

K

 

Cheers!

Kathleen Petrides

The Woobey Queen

http://www.fatcatcandleco.com

 

 

 

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At 11:33 PM 5/4/04, you wrote:

 

>OK, Tracy, I was afraid of that. For a review of that " manual " , please see:

>http://member.newsguy.com/~herblady/atbadbooks.htm

 

 

and please keep in mind that this particular reviewer has a reputation for

bias, and for her inability to separate personality issues from matters of

principle. (I can still remember her calling the author of said manual

" nothing but a hairdresser " in another forum.

 

You might also take a look at Martin's page...where he still recommends the

book.

 

(He was also a contributing editor.)

 

 

 

 

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At 11:46 AM 5/5/2004 -0500, you wrote:

>At 11:33 PM 5/4/04, you wrote:

>

>>OK, Tracy, I was afraid of that. For a review of that " manual " , please see:

>>http://member.newsguy.com/~herblady/atbadbooks.htm

 

>and please keep in mind that this particular reviewer has a reputation for

>bias, and for her inability to separate personality issues from matters of

>principle. (I can still remember her calling the author of said manual

> " nothing but a hairdresser " in another forum.

 

She is a hairdresser. I met Sylla years ago, took a class from her (1990).

Held in her hairdressing salon. She stated that AT's could be licensed soon

by the state of Florida. Liked her, but knew she was full of hot air. She

also handed out xeroxed, unauthorized copies of other's works at that

class. I knew then where her ethics stood. You, Marge, are the one who

constantly attacks me, so just quit it. It's become boring and tiresome,

like your lies to the owner of another group why I threw you off my NP

group. (I forwarded her the evidence.) You also said I made fun of your

limp on another group, when I had no idea you limped. I was quoting someone

who said you looked like the character named " " (omitted here. Stop lying

and stop shilling her book.

 

>You might also take a look at Martin's page...where he still recommends the

>book.

 

>(He was also a contributing editor.)

 

Those who know Martin, know the story behind that, and I'm not at liberty

to say anything. Let's see if his name is on Sylla's 'revised' fairy tale, eh?

 

Chris isn't going to be happy with my reply, but I refuse to allow Marge to

continually spread lies. Feh. I guess I could have ignored it, for the sake

of the goup's 'tone', but I have a right to defend myself to her continual

lies.

 

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[Guest guest]

Sylla's manual might have some bugs..

BUT it's still the best there is on comprehensive learning, not just a

pretty coffetable book IMHO..

Tell me of one AT book that has an easy to understand table of the

chemical compositions one has to understand , easily tabled and put into

sections... show mw a book that breaks down the herbal ( infusion,

tincture) use of oils, the chemical process of each individual herb

that undergoes either a tincture, tea or essential oil..

Nada..

Martin has the best there is to know about the warnings of essential

oils, his course most likely ( I have not taken it ) would be the best

'down to the meat' one could find., he is just that kind of a guy... he

explains best the sensitivity issue, every newcomer to oils should

understand.

Marge has one of the best comprehensive 'run' downs' on essential oils

there is to be found on a website, good knowledge and work went into

that and I always recommend newcomers to read it and Martin's stuff.

Hope this was not nitpicking, not meant to be.

I've got 12 books on AT and still just navigate with Sylla, Marge and

Martin.

Forget the pretty pictures, just give me easily understood to the bones

, true to knowledge book.

C-M

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I have been reading all that has been said about this book and that book. I

find that I have to make my own decisions about what I believe is real and what

is copied from somewhere else. I find that sometimes we let our judgement be

lead astray until we are able to unearth the truth. I'm not saying that any one

persons book is the best or worst I find that each person compliments each

other in ways that even they didn't expect too do. I know that I'm new to the

list but this is how I feel about it. Kathy

 

 

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cmaria

 

5/5/2004 1:53:13 PM

Re: Re: Sylla's book

 

 

Sylla's manual might have some bugs..

BUT it's still the best there is on comprehensive learning, not just a

pretty coffetable book IMHO..

Tell me of one AT book that has an easy to understand table of the

chemical compositions one has to understand , easily tabled and put into

sections... show mw a book that breaks down the herbal ( infusion,

tincture) use of oils, the chemical process of each individual herb

that undergoes either a tincture, tea or essential oil..

Nada..

Martin has the best there is to know about the warnings of essential

oils, his course most likely ( I have not taken it ) would be the best

'down to the meat' one could find., he is just that kind of a guy... he

explains best the sensitivity issue, every newcomer to oils should

understand.

Marge has one of the best comprehensive 'run' downs' on essential oils

there is to be found on a website, good knowledge and work went into

that and I always recommend newcomers to read it and Martin's stuff.

Hope this was not nitpicking, not meant to be.

I've got 12 books on AT and still just navigate with Sylla, Marge and

Martin.

Forget the pretty pictures, just give me easily understood to the bones

, true to knowledge book.

C-M

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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