$15.00

Walter Weston’s book “Emotional Release Therapy” teaches people to practice Emotional Release Therapy on themselves and others. Why? Because Emotional Release Therapy removes the hurt of painful and traumatic memories. It also teaches you to remove all destructive emotional states like depression, grief, anxiety, anger. Basic Emotional Release Therapy (or ERT) takes only a few minutes to learn and practice. What it does is revolutionary… a quantum leap forward. Everyone has painful memories to release. Everyone gets depressed once in a while. Instead of months of psychotherapy and years on medications, ERT permanently releases depression in minutes or hours. ERT leaves you with inner peace and enhanced health. Healer alert: People who have emotional pain cannot be healed. In India, pranic healers complained that few people they worked with were healed. Following training in ERT, they used ERT before practicing physical healing and everyone they worked with was healed. A combat veteran who suffers from post-traumatic stress syndrome which takes years of psychotherapy at a VA to relieve takes an hour or two to remove it with ERT. A battered housewife only takes 40 minutes for her to have complete peace with ERT. A widow’s grief can be removed in half-an-hour with ERT. A crime victim’s trauma can be released in 20 minutes. ERT ends insomnia. A researcher in India discovered the human energy field changed 3 – 6 months before the onset of cancer becoming distorted. Emotional pain caused the distortion in the energy field. Practice ERT on a cancer patient and within six weeks she may be cancer free. Emotional Release Therapy can be practiced with people of all ages, including infants. It can also be practiced with pets. The testimonials in the book are extremely convincing of the value of ERT. It will dramatically enhance the life of every person who experiences it. To buy “Emotional Release Therapy,” send a $15 check to Walter Weston, 479 Greystone Dr, Wadsworth, OH 44281 or e-mail him at wweston@neo.rr.com http://www.walterweston.com