Lessons in Magic: A Guide to Making Your Dreams Come True
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Deep down most of us believe in magic, because we know that sometimes ? just sometimes ? magic can come tumbling into our lives with a blinding flash, and suddenly there we are facing the person we're destined to fall in love with, or being offered the job we never believed we would get, or we just find ourselves walking down that same familiar street, but this time it's different ? this time we've fallen in love with life: this time everything looks different, and life feels wonderful and exciting again.
Most people believe that you can't make this kind of magic occur in your life. They say you're either lucky or you're not: it either happens to you or it doesn't. But what if we could make magic happen? What if we could do things that actually made these types of experiences occur more often in our lives? And what if there was a book that taught this kind of magic?
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'Gok Wan in search of God - that's Carr-Gomm' Peter Conrad, The Observer.
Philip has a degree in psychology from University College London, trained in psychotherapy for adults at The Institute of Psychosynthesis, and in play therapy for children with Dr Rachel Pinney. He also trained in Montessori education and founded the Lewes Montessori School.
He is the author or co-author of over a dozen books, including 'Sacred Places' and 'The Book of English Magic'. His latest book is a novel: 'The Prophecies: A Story of Obsession & Betrayal'.
