Seventh Sense

A Different Way to See

By: M. Therese Crowley

Narrated by: M. Therese Crowley

Seventh Sense is a fast, vivid, effervescent aural experience by the 6th-sense gifted WCBS-NY Anchorwoman who was shown 9/11.

Play life as a game and tune into your power, purpose, and love, via the sixth sense. Therese flies through the marriage of the mystic and the scientific; perception and time; the sixth sense and evidence; energy and creativity; sex and relationships; dreams, death, and healing; psychic kids and medical 'anomalies'; and develops the Method she devised as an energy healer for tuning into 'the voice inside that knows...don't think, listen...'

Feel the energy you can almost see, as Therese lays the groundwork for a new 'Age of Discovery' via the science of impression. Enter the portal of grace she paints, unlocked by 9/11, to build the world of your dreams: your perfect business, your perfect relationship, your perfect creation.

Featuring original music and vocals with musicians Mark Egan, Bob Boyd, Kenny Brescia, and Brad Mandigo, this is an inspiration and guide for people with creative, athletic, business, or psychic gifts, people in recovery, those facing adversity or medical anomaly. God and science combine in the guiding theorem: 'No matter what happens, we are held safe, within the mind of God...' Seventh Sense is light, deep, humorous, imaginatively produced, and eternally hopeful.

©2006 M. Therese Crowley

Critic reviews

"Lush voice." (Cosmopolitan()

Loved this!!!

Love this!!!, very informative and inspirational. Her enthusiasm is contagious, I found it moving and enjoyed her music, she has offered a different take on this area of learning. I would like to add that I did not find it too peppy, like someone else mentioned, very well spoken! I want to thank you M. Therese for making this c.d., and I hope you make more.

one of the best spiritual books of our time

As a seasoned metaphysican I can tell you she is AMAZING. The number of lessons she shares in this book allows for many years of re-listening. I have listened at least 7 times during the 7 years I have owned this book.

A Voice Much too Peppy

I hate to give anyone a bad review. Actually, this is not a review at all because I couldn't get past the first 10 minutes due to the reader's vivaciousness - really this is just too much for one's ears. Readers please have compassion for listeners. We want to hear the message not your enthusiasm for the message. Remember that we have small speakers in our ears.