Dancing in the Light by MacLaine, Shirley - 1985

New York: Bantam Books. Very Good 1985. First Edition. Hardcover. Acidfree Very Good 1stEd black 1/4 cloth rubbed corners, no DJ; gently read not marked-in, clearance or discard. Mails from NYC usually within 12 hours. ; 6.25 x 9.25; 421 pages; A wonderfully intimate & candid book! Oct 18, 1998 Reviewer: melaniejk@geocities^com (USA) - I really enjoyed this book. Shirley MacLaine reveals her spiritual journey. She examines her relationship with her parents and lover. She delves heavily into reincarnation and gets help from her spirit guides. The book is very well written. Her exploration leads to Santa Fe where she has a life altering experience. I found myself laughing and crying within while reading this book. It's one of my most cherished books in my large collection. If you found yourself reading this far, maybe you really should buy the book. #From Library Jour#After Out on a Limb, MacLaine now offers more of her family background, with reproductions of parental game-playing conversations which must evoke poignant recognitions in children of conflicting adults. Aided by spirit-guided acupuncture, she has been recovering past-life experiences enabling her to deal with this pain. Most moving is her meeting with her Higher Self, which continues to guide her. Another colorful love affair in Paris and Hollywood provides food for the gossip-column fans. More serious are her ruminations on creative artistry, first as a dancer, then as a movie star. Even readers put off by MacLaine's uncritical and wholehearted embrace of reincarnation will have to applaud her candor and zest for discovering the meaning of her life. Jeanne S. Bagby, Tucson P. L. , Ariz. .