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Forward By  Leslie Kenton

Years of experimenting, soul-searching and just plain hard work lie behind Coby Zvikler’s approach to healing.  What he calls Em-Power Therapy has evolved out of it.  This therapy is admirable, first because it does not impose any philosophical or religious set of beliefs on anyone using it, nor does it place responsibility for healing in the hands of any but the person seeking it.  Coby’s therapy honours the inner wisdom of the individual soul.  Finally, the whole purpose of Em-Power Therapy is to support what Coby calls an individual’s Higher Self - helping him or her alleviate illness and pain as well as helping to expand awareness and realise one’s highest potentials.

            The Em-Power Disc, created by Coby, is a simple carrier of energetic information designed to enrich communication between one’s conscious mind and the deepest levels of healing wisdom in the body.  It helps make the link between the two so that the Higher Self can get on with the job of restoring and enhancing harmony, strength and well being.  In the process, it helps strengthen an individual’s autonomy and focuses a person’s goals in working with it.  How well it works for you mostly depends on how willing you are to work with it.

            On a personal level, Coby is a sincere, intelligent and compassionate man with a wonderful sense of humour.  He possesses a willingness ever to learn and to grow.  He is honest and without a trace of the self-importance which so often comes in the wake of becoming a well-known and successful healer.

            What he has created with this book is the beginning of what I expect to be an ever evolving, self-directed system for enhancing the quality of life, energy and joy.  It has many blessings to bring to those of us in need of help.

            I wish both Coby and this book Godspeed.  They more than deserve it.

Leslie Kenton  -  1998