Life Changing Conversations
February 23, 2012 by Sue
Filed under read, relationships, see & do
Are you tongue tied when it comes to having life changing conversations – at work or in your relationships? Sarah Rozenthuler can help.
Having worked for many years in business helping companies to have difficult but necessary conversations and as a chartered psychologist, Sarah has now turned her hand to helping everyone to have those conversations that can clear the air, heal a hurt, or renew a relationship.
Strategies for Talking About What Matters Most
Described by Neale Donald Walsch as “the next best thing to me!” Sarah will next month publish her book ‘Life Changing Conversations, 7 Strategies for Talking About What Matters Most’.
The book aims to give you confidence to have a meaningful conversation and provides a practical seven step guide to having the kind of conversations that can turn your life around.
So if you’re holding back from talking for fear of upsetting other people, losing your job or damaging your love, Sarah’s book could help.
If you’re in the UK – order the book from Amazon UK here
If you’re in the US – order the book from Amazon US here
Talk with Sarah in Cheltenham
And if you’re in the Cheltenham area of England, Sarah is hosting two interactive evening sessions at The Isbourne Holistic Centre to introduce you to what it takes to make conversation more meaningful and inspiring.
Full details of the events on 12 and 31 March are available from The Isbourne Centre website
About Sarah
I know you’ll gain great benefit from Sarah’s work. We met whilst studying on Neale Donald Walsch’s Life Education Programme and since then, Sarah has gone from strength to strength as a workshop leader, spiritual educator and leadership development consultant. Her book comes highly recommended.
Challenging the 10 Commandments
It can take a brave man to challenge teachings at the core of religion, yet that’s just what Barefoot Doctor Stephen Russell does in his latest book ‘The Message – Vision for a New Golden Era’.
In it he looks at why the 10 commandments have all been broken by individuals and institutions, often acting in the name of God. He offers a new, enlightened and enlightening interpretation of the commandments – a template for living together in a new way.
Drawing on Taoist principles for health, enlightenment, wisdom and perpetual bliss, The Message offers a comprehensive system for riding the transition and living a brilliantly fulfilling, purposeful life.
Ten thousand years after Moses revealed the Ten Commandments on tablets of stone to the chosen people, Barefoot offers his Message to a new generation – those prepared to take the next step in the evolution of humankind. Available in tablet form and paperback at Amazon UK.
Sorry, currently out of stock at Amazon US.
Moving On Up
February 22, 2012 by Sue
Filed under latest news & views, mindset, read, we like
Ever feel thoroughly down? Like you just don’t know how to move on up from your downbeat thoughts and habits? A little pocket-sized book from Nita Saini, who’s been there and done that, could help.
Having suffered from depression for many years, Nita weaned herself off medication and tackled her unhealthy states of mind head on and this book is the result of her own experience.
‘Moving On Up – Secrets to an Upbeat and Happy Life’ is packed with useful tools to help you shake off the blues and the black dog. From tracking your moods, to a self-esteem scale, mind chatter reminders and goal setting, Nita leads you through simple ways to access happiness and remain upbeat, whatever your circumstances.
If it worked for her, it can work for you. Check it out. Available in paperback or kindle at Amazon UK and Amazon US
Wayne Dyer’s new book ‘Wishes Fulfilled‘
February 11, 2012 by Sue
Filed under latest news & views, mindset, read, work
Wayne Dyer’s new book ‘Wishes Fulfilled’ is about to hit the stores, providing advice and guidance on how to tap into your manifesting powers and create the life you really want to live.
You can pre-order the book from Amazon, Barnes & Noble and publisher Hay House. To give you a sneak peak, some excerpts have been released, which I share with you here.
Changing your concept of yourself
“Health, wealth, beauty, and genius are not created; they are only manifested by the arrangement of your mind—that is, by your concept of yourself, and your concept of yourself is all that you accept and consent to as true.” Neville
There’s a level of awareness available to you that you are probably unfamiliar with. It extends upward and transcends the ordinary level of consciousness that you’re most accustomed to. At this higher plane of existence, which you and every human being who has ever lived can access at will, the fulfillment of wishes is not only probable—it is guaranteed.
After 18 months in relative seclusion, studying, meditating, and literally experiencing what it’s like to live in this miraculous plane of existence beyond anything that might be labeled “ordinary” or “normal,” I’ve undertaken this joyous task of writing about having wishes fulfilled. I’ve seen firsthand how virtually every wish or desire I’ve placed my attention on has transformed from a mental thought into an objective fact.
However, I’m not proposing memorizing an esoteric formula leading to a theoretical nirvana. My emphasis throughout this book is that manifestation is real and that it occurs when you make a specific decision to change your mind about who you are and what is possible for you to achieve within these parentheses in eternity called your life.
I’m inviting you to be receptive to a radical new idea about yourself. It’s radical because ever since you left your mother’s womb, you’ve been subjected to cultural conditioning designed to help you be content with living a “normal life” at the level of ordinary consciousness, which generally means accepting whatever life hands you. In many ways you’ve been programmed to believe that you do not possess the wisdom or ability to manifest the fulfillment of your wishes and desires.
I am saying as clearly as I know how to say it in these opening pages: There’s a plane of awareness that you can opt to live at, wherein you can, if you are willing to change your concept of yourself as an ordinary being, find yourself fulfilling any and all wishes that you have for yourself. Throughout this book I’ll explore with you what I’ve studied, learned, internalized, practiced, and, yes, lived regarding the powers of manifestation. It begins with changing your concept of yourself.
I would like to offer a few words on these two concepts of ordinary and extraordinary.
Ordinary is, well, so ordinary. It means that you do all of the things that your culture and your family have programmed you to do. It implies that you fit in, study hard, follow the rules, take care of your obligations, fill out the forms, pay your taxes, get a job, and do what every law-abiding citizen does; and then you retire, play with your grandchildren, and ultimately die. I want to emphasize that there is absolutely nothing wrong with this scenario—it is perfectly fine—but if it were completely acceptable for you, you wouldn’t be reading this book.
Extraordinary encompasses most of ordinary, since we all live in the same physical world. There will be forms to fill out, rules that demand our obedience, bills to pay, and family obligations to attend to. But extraordinary consciousness is associated with your soul, that invisible, boundaryless energy that looks out from behind your eyeballs and has very different interests than your ordinary self does.
The ideal of your soul, the thing that it yearns for, is not more knowledge. It is not interested in comparison, nor winning, nor light, nor ownership, nor even happiness. The ideal of your soul is space, expansion, and immensity, and the one thing it needs more than anything else is to be free to expand, to reach out and to embrace the infinite. Why? Because your soul is infinity itself. It has no restrictions or limitations—it resists being fenced in—and when you attempt to contain it with rules and obligations, it is miserable.
Your invisible self is extraordinary because it is a fragment of the universal soul, which is infinite. The part of you that knows you have greatness, and is stirred by the idea of you expanding and removing any and all limitations, is what I am addressing in Wishes Fulfilled. This is your new self-concept, one that is inspired by your soul.
Using your imagination
“Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world.” – Albert Einstein
While walking down a crowded street in London many years ago, I noticed a window display devoted to the English poet William Blake. There was a quotation on a sign in the window that I read over and over. The words seemed to touch my soul, and I was prompted by an internal calling to write those words on the back of an envelope. Blake’s 200-year-old words resonated strongly with me. I had a curious knowing that I’d one day be writing about what he’d had to say.
Fast-forward some ten years later to the day I began writing this chapter about that most mysterious function of our human lives—our imagination. During the morning before settling in to write, I was searching for some tax records in a desk drawer. Unsought, the Blake quote scribbled on the back of an envelope, which had long ago been misplaced, appeared. As I grabbed the ten-year-old envelope, I pondered for a moment how Divine synchronicity is always working, moving the pieces around while our ego believes we are in charge. Here I was, ready to begin writing a chapter on how to use your imagination, and today of all days, these scribbles reappeared after a decade of being “lost.” How could I ignore this synchronicity?
So I share these words with you from my spiritual mentor back in the 18th century:
The tree which moves some to tears of joy is in the eyes of others only a Green thing that stands in the way. Some see Nature all Ridicule and Deformity… and some scarce see Nature at all. But to the eyes of the Man of Imagination, Nature is Imagination itself.
The greatest gift you were ever given was the gift of your imagination. Within your magical inner realm is the capacity to have all of your wishes fulfilled. Here in your imagination lies the greatest power you will ever know. It is your domain for creating the life that you desire, and the best part of it is that you are the monarch with all of the inherent powers to rule your world as you desire.
The essence of this great gift is found within another observation made by William Blake, the intuitive poet who lived at the time of the American Revolution. Writing in The Marriage of Heaven and Hell, he made this wry comment that is the great secret for living a life of creative manifestation: “What is now proved was once only imagin’d.” Allow yourself to contemplate this. As this one line of great wisdom sinks into your consciousness, your imagination will then begin to take over.
Look around you. Everything that you can experience with your senses was once in someone’s imagination. This is the great truth that you must come to realize for yourself. In order for something to get into this world where things exist and are proved, as Blake says, they must first be placed firmly into your imagination. Without your imagination as the reason for future creations, the process of creativity is halted. You have this great power within you. It is a power that is virtually unlimited, and it has been given to you as your birthright.
Before putting this gift to work, it is crucial for you to know that virtually all spiritual teachings have spoken of the power that Blake comments on in that insightful sentence, “What is now proved was once only imagin’d.” In the year that I spent researching and living the Tao for my book Change Your Thoughts—Change Your Life, this truth jumped out at me in the lines of the 40th verse of the Tao Te Ching. “Being is born of nonbeing” was Lao-tzu’s observation 2,500 years ago. The visible world of being originates in nonbeing. Some 500 years later Jesus would tell his followers, “It is the Spirit who gives life” (John 6:63). I could go on through all of the great spiritual traditions and offer you quote upon quote that states that it is in the invisible formless realm that the originating spark of life begins.
Today, the world of quantum physics confirms that the universe is made of formless (spirit) energy, and that particles (that is, things) do not originate from particles (things). Everything springs from something that is akin to your imagination. You can’t touch, taste, see, hear, or smell it. It has no boundaries. You can’t prove it with mathematical formulas or scientific verification. Yet we all know that it exists. These invisible thoughts that you have—these ideas that continue to percolate within you, these fanciful images that are always with you—are beyond the scope of science to prove or disprove.
I love this observation made by Max Planck, the father of quantum theory: “Science cannot solve the ultimate mystery of nature. And that is because, in the last analysis, we ourselves are part of nature and, therefore, part of the mystery that we are trying to solve.” You simply know that you have an imagination, and that this imagination is the Source of all being. It is up to you to channel and use this magnificent endowment to work in the creation of all that you choose to place in that imagination.
The Power of Your Imagination
Figuratively tattoo these words of Neville onto your forehead. In other words, memorize them, and repeat them to yourself every time you look into the mirror:
Disregard appearances, conditions, in fact all evidence of your senses that deny the fulfillment of your desire. Rest in the assumption that you are already what you want to be, for in that determined assumption you and your Infinite Being are merged in creative unity, and with your Infinite Being (God) all things are possible. God never fails.
Your concept of yourself is being replaced by a new concept of yourself.
A new self-concept begins with you placing it in your imagination and living from this new perspective. You can count on your five senses to attempt to convince you that you should pay homage only to them and treat your imagination as unimportant and illusory. But that doesn’t mean that you have to allow them to usurp your new concept of yourself.
Right now, in this moment, you can practice this. Say aloud or to yourself, By placing new I ams into my imagination, my future dream is a present fact. Repeat the statement a few times. Can you feel your ego resisting? Which of your five senses is most adamantly annoyed? Notice and repeat. This new concept of yourself as God, or at least as a spark of God, asks you to think like God, Who “calls those things which do not exist as though they did.”
Here, you are creating an ideal of what you want to be and assuming that you already are that person. This is what Neville calls the Law of Assumption, and he states emphatically, “If this assumption is persisted in until it becomes your dominant feeling, the attainment of your ideal is inevitable.”
Remind yourself that your imagination is yours to use as you decide, and that everything you wish to manifest into your physical world must first be placed firmly in your imagination in order to grow. Let Neville’s words guide you:
Therefore, to incarnate a new and greater value of yourself, you must assume that you already are what you want to be and then live by faith in this assumption—which is not yet incarnate in the body of your life—in confidence that this new value or state of consciousness will become incarnated through your absolute fidelity to the assumption that you are that which you desire to be.
This is a total transformation of your entire being.
Within your imagination, you can conceive thoughts of what you want as already here—prior to their birth in form in the sensory world. This means that your thoughts aren’t along the lines of: I will be. I hope it works out. I’m praying for good results. Instead, you say to yourself: I am—acknowledging the I am presence as God dwelling in me. Then your mind as that I am presence will become the dominant creative feature in your life. This generative force will gently assert its authentic creativity and power as you conceive it, and in the process replace a dependency on your physical and intellectual abilities. Your renewed reality does not rely exclusively on those five senses that keep you attached to the false beliefs that you are your body or its possessions, achievements, and reputation.
You’ve already discovered that the different bodies you’ve occupied throughout your life so far no longer exist for your senses to experience. Now you can choose to consciously participate in this nonsensory supreme reality—your imagination—where you assume your future dream to be a present fact and live from this new awareness. This isn’t pretending or fooling yourself, it is inviting your spirit rather than your physical form to generate the creative essence of your reality. It’s what it means to transform your life.
The word transformation has the word form right smack in the middle, preceded by trans—meaning going beyond form. Live from the place that will indeed take you way beyond the limits of your seemingly limited life. Explore imagination, which is the Source of all being or physical reality.
Throughout my life I’ve often been called excessively persistent and even obsessive in going after what I wish to fulfill. The truth is that I have within me a very powerful knowing that when I place something into my imagination, it is already a fact for me. I just don’t seem to have the capacity to erase from my mind what it is that is already my reality. For instance, earlier in my life when I applied to a doctoral program, I already saw myself with a doctorate, although I hadn’t taken even one course toward that degree. When I was told that nine out of ten doctoral students do not receive their degree because they cannot complete the vigorous requirements of writing a dissertation, I knew that this did not apply to me, because I was already a doctor in my imagination. I persistently acted as if my dream were a present fact.
I’ve had this same kind of “thinking from the end” in every phase of my professional career. As a young boy I saw myself on television shows and vehemently held this inner picture in my imagination, ignoring a lot of naysayers! And these imaginings ultimately were taken from my mind, where they were real, to the material world, where my senses finally caught up and confirmed them as truths.
The facts are, for me, that a picture in my imagination is already my reality. I live from this perspective, and nothing can dissuade me from this stance because I am not hoping to get someplace else. I am already there. I just don’t know how to erase what I am living in my imagination, even if the whole world attempts to persuade me of the folly of my dreams. This is a mind-set you can choose to embrace.
Let go of all doubt, forget about the when. It will develop into a material fact on Divine time. Forget about the how. Live it inwardly. This is a great power that you possess if you are willing to claim it as your own.
I cannot emphasize strongly enough how vital it is for you to claim this inherent power of God and use it for manifesting the life you desire. Be obstinate regarding this idea. Hold your vision relentlessly, and more than that—live each day as if that idea you have in your imagination is in fact your reality. In The “I AM” Discourses, Saint Germain repeatedly reminds us that we are the master and have dominion in our lives; once this is part of your awareness, you can access the energy, power, and intelligence of the mighty I am presence, which is your very birthright. This I am presence is always with you.
Jerry Hicks & Gill Edwards – inspirational words on two sad losses
November 25, 2011 by Sue
Filed under latest news & views, mindset, read
The personal development and spiritual community has felt the sadness of loss this week with the passing of Jerry Hicks and Gill Edwards on opposite sides of the pond within just a few hours of each other.
Esther Hicks has written touchingly about her husband Jerry ‘cutting out early’ on her. He will also be much missed by anyone who has loved Esther and Jerry’s Abraham books and workshops. Their teachings were the original source material for the Law of Attraction wave that swept the world and became inspiration for the thousands of books, films, essays and lectures supporting the current paradigm shift in consciousness.
Read Esther’s words on Jerry’s passing here
Those teachings of Abraham which Jerry co-authored were a huge influence on UK author Gill Edwards, best known for her work on ‘Living Magically’. Neale Donald Walsch, author of Conversations with God and a great friend of both Esther and Jerry and Gill, said of Gill’s work: “Gill Edwards has a special gift, a unique treasure, to offer humanity, and my soul sings its thanks to her every time I read a page of her writing.”
Gill used such moving words to console others facing bereavement that those closest to her have adapted them to her passing.
Read Gill’s thoughts on death here
And if you’re feeling sad, and want to focus on living magically, then check out
Gill’s Ten Invitations, taken from her book ‘Life is a Gift’
As we approach winter’s chill and Christmas, I hope all of the above brings you comfort and joy.
Love, God & The Art of French Cooking
November 20, 2011 by Sue
Filed under latest news & views, mindset, read, wellbeing
Musician and author James Twyman and his co-author, French chef Roger Dufau are offering some rather interesting incentives for downloading the first three chapters of their new book ‘Love, God and The Art Of French Cooking’.
The book explores how the simple act of sharing a meal can change your life, since spiritual mastery is often achieved through our most ordinary experiences. It is based on James’ experience on meeting Roger, the owner of a small bed and breakfast outside Toronto, who dishes out lessons on love and God as easily as he does the most delicious cuisine.
Win a weekend for two
Download the first three chapters and you will have the opportunity to win a weekend for two at Roger’s‘Drew House’ in the village of Elora, where he also runs cookery classes. The area is well-known for its rich cultural heritage and natural beauty as Elora lies along the Grand River, with its picturesque gorge and hiking trails,fly-fishing, canoeing and kayaking.
As well as being entered into the draw for the free weekend, download the first three chapters of Love and the Art of French Cooking and you will also receive three video lessons with Roger sharing some of his favorite recipes plus a live video chat with James and Roger.
Sharing & spiritual mastery
In the book you’ll discover Roger’s philosophy for increasing joy in your life and how love can turn an ordinary meal into an extraordinary experience. You’ll find out why James and Roger believe our lives need to be crushed like garlic and why one of the most famous chefs in Paris would choose fried eggs as his last meal on earth.
Well worth a read I’d say. Head here to get to the sneak preview
Matt Furey – Master of his art
October 24, 2011 by Sue
Filed under latest news & views, mindset, read
“Practice is just as important as competition. Losses are as crucial to our development as victories. Mistakes lead to success. And life can still be exhilarating after you’ve climbed the highest mountain in the world.” Matt Furey
It can take the internationally renowned artist David Hockney (one of the most influential British artists of the twentieth century) just two and a half hours to paint a canvas that later graces art galleries around the world and would fetch hundreds of thousands were it to be offered for sale.
It’s not just the urge to return into the warm from the freezing cold weather of a winter’s day in the Wolds of Yorkshire that means David can transform an oblong of white into an evocative pictorial representation of the scene in front of him in just those two and a half hours. Nor is it simply the desire to capture the scudding clouds, changing light and fleeting sun across a landscape before rain or sleet sets in.
His ‘eye’ for a subject has been honed through years of observation, so he identifies a location with ease. His brushwork is assured through thousands of hours of practice; likewise his ability to select and blend colour.
So the landscape unfurls and unfolds across the canvas as Hockney (in his element despite the cold) structures and shades trees and clouds and hedges, immersed in the creative process. Then it’s done and he can head back into the warmth. Another day, another painting.
Setting up an environment for success
Like anyone at the top of their game, Hockney makes it look easy in the aptly named documentary ‘A Bigger Picture’, which follows him as he works. It looks easy today because of all the painstaking practice which went before, coupled with passion, self-belief and training.
Why is this important to note? Because since the film ‘The Secret’ many people have been lulled into a belief that they merely have to intend an outcome and the Law of Attraction will swing into effect to bring their desired result.
Whilst intent – expectation – is of course extremely important, so too is disciplined practice – and that holds just as true for those seeking personal growth as it does for budding artists, musicians, business or sports people. Matt Furey in his latest book ‘Expect to Win, Hate to Lose‘, would say it’s about setting up an environment for success: “Regardless of a person’s environment or talent, if you set up a success environment in your own mind, you can overcome seemingly insurmountable obstacles”.
Champion
Furey should know. A former US national wrestling and world kung fu champion from Iowa , he achieved success at an early age, winning titles in his chosen sports of swimming and wrestling throughout his years at school and college. At the pinnacle of his prowess, he was a US national wrestling champion and became the first non-Chinese to take the world title in the ancient Chinese grappling art of Shuai-Chiao – the oldest style of kung fu.
Since then, he’s devoted his time to teaching people not just the physical disciplines which helped him achieve his titles, but the inner game of martial arts.
It’s those inner martial arts – mental skills – which he believes have been central to his success – both in sport and as an entrepreneur dedicated to helping other people get in shape, lose weight , improve their flexibility and create radiant health and abundance in all areas of their life.
Practice
Matt Furey looks like a wrestler – someone you certainly wouldn’t want to mess with. And yet his energy is gentle, his smile ready and his demeanour encouraging rather than threatening. But when it comes to helping you achieve success – and his book will give you “62 golden nuggets for under and over-achievers who want even more out of life”, he’s adamant that the buck stops with you:
“The bottom line is that you have no right to expect success if you do nothing to bring it about. You need to practice. A LOT. You imagine what you want, you see yourself excited about achieving what you want, then you make a vow to do WHATEVER it takes to make it happen. This is true in sports, in fitness, in business and in everything else….”
He’s not big on cry babies either!
“Fear, frustration and impatience are not part of the success process. Get over them. Challenge your mind to be free of the negative clutter that keeps your life in neutral. Do what champions do: when success eludes them, they focus more – not less. They recommit. They get tough.”
Irreverent
The blurb for Furey’s book ‘Expect to Win, Hate to Lose’, describes it, in a flurry of capital letters, as an: “Outlandish, Irreverent, Non-Sugar Coated Success Book Written by a World Champion Martial Artist and Entrepreneurial Genius Reveals Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Creating the Life of Your Dreams – But Never Learned Before Because You Were Surrounded By People Who Didn’t Know Either!”
And he has a point. Whether you are seeking to master art, business, a sport, help your kids, or pursue your own personal development, you only have to google your chosen subject and you will find a whole plethora of ‘experts’ willing to sell you their knowledge for a fee – sometimes small, sometimes eye wateringly huge.
That makes the cover price of $24.95 for Matt’s book an absolute bargain because here you truly are learning from a master of their art.
Advice & common sense
Matt’s book shares learnings from his Chinese mentors and the US coaches whose inner game helped shape his own success. From the Olympic gold medalist’s advice on mastering one move, to working through pain – physical or mental in your quest for success, effective visualization and the attitude of gratitude, there’s a whole range of techniques that everyone can use, whatever their goals in life.
You’ll learn the importance of centering and grounding in your body, to ensure mind and body work seamlessly together. And if you tend to give up on projects too soon or give in to self doubt, there are tips for perseverance and slaying your demons.
This is very much a book that men will enjoy – particularly dads as there’s some great advice to pass on to your kids – but I’m a woman and found it difficult to put down as it’s such a good and interesting read. It’s a page turner as they say, so don’t worry if wrestling and martial arts are really not your thing, this book is about self growth and it’s packed with simple tips, good advice and a lot of common sense.
I don’t know if the cover fee will go towards it, but check out the picture on page 117 – it’s a school Matt’s money has built in China. He’s given back to the country that taught him the inner game of mastery and 500 pupils now benefit from an education at his Hope School that they would not otherwise have received.
Matt is a true Master of his art and shares his secrets to success very generously. Highly recommended.
Get full details about ‘Expect to Win, Hate to Lose’ here
‘The Bond’ – new book from Lynne McTaggart
September 10, 2011 by Sue
Filed under latest news & views, mindset, read, work
According to Lynne McTaggart’s new book The Bond, we humans succeed “only because we share, we care and we’re fair”, and yet, as a species we are in crisis because we believe we flourish through competition and fighting.
The Bond draws on scientific research to demonstrate that the idea of ‘us’ against ‘them’ is a fundamental misconception and one which has led to the crises we face today.
If we are to evolve as a species, argues Lynne, we must revert to our true nature as givers and sharers. Building relationships is key to turning our world around and even tiny acts of kindness can cause waves of generosity.
Lynne McTaggart is an internationally recognised spokesperson on the science of spirituality and the award-winning author of five books, including The Field, which has been published in 14 languages.
Find out more about The Bond at Hay House UK – plus there’s an opportunity to win tickets to Lynne’s talk at the Mind Body Spirit Winter Festival in London in November
Need a lightbulb moment?
If you need inspiration, you’ll be pleased to know that, according to the ‘Wizard of Light Bulb Moments’ Tom Evans, brilliant ideas can be had on demand.
Tom’s book ‘The Art and Science of Light Bulb Moments’ explains how the mind works (and doesn’t work) so that you can experience those light bulb moments about pretty much anything, any time you like.
Aimed at “anyone who wants to have a bright idea to change their world and indeed the world itself” the book teaches whole brain and whole mind thinking, where ideas come from – and why most thoughts are not necessarily your own!
If you are interested in the true nature of thought and consciousness, or would just like to tap into more of your own creativity, you can purchase Tom’s book on Amazon.
Or get yourself a free copy of the book as part of the package if you attend Tom’s full day ‘Art and Science of Light Bulb Moments’ workshop on 17 August in Devon. The £55 ticket price includes a signed copy of the book, plus six MP3 visualisations and a set of Mind Map templates.
It promises to be a thoroughly experiential event, so if you’re in need of that Light Bulb Moment, head on over to get full details from Tom’s website.
What psychic children see
June 24, 2011 by Sue
Filed under latest news & views, read
Leading psychic and Scottish Sun columnist Joan Charles has a new book all about psychic children. In ‘An Angel Walked Beside Me’ Joan shares conversations with the dead, extraordinary premonitions and how even toddlers seem to have a baffling sixth sense.
There are stories of love and loss, secrets and lies, in a detailed look at the amazing psychic abilities of children, both passed and on this plane.
Having had her first experience of the spiritual world at the age of four, Joan has had very personal experience of the extraordinary abilities a child can have. Her book also contains a collection of remarkable experiences from psychic children gleaned from 25 years of helping people with their spiritual and psychic questions.
Joan says: “I’ve lost count of the number of times someone has said to me that their children have spoken accurately of ancestors who died long before they were born. They can describe both their character and appearance. It doesn’t surprise me in the least but it can shock those left behind. Children, especially those who are spiritual and attuned to spirit, know so much.”
Joan’s book is available on Amazon for the reduced price of £4.19 (usually £6.99) and you can find out more about Joan at www.joancharles.co.uk