What Do You Expect...?
Published on 6. June 2014
272 pages
978-1-78148-307-7 (ISBN)
Description
Statistical evidence and scientific proof might impress us, but when we read real life stories, we can feel inspired and moved. We can sense the genuine relief of a real person whose everyday life has improved. Accompanying the theoretical world of 'What if it really is... ?', with its ideas, theories, analogies and anecdotes about the subconscious mind, 'What do you expect... ?' follows the treatments and benefits enjoyed by four people who are keen for you to hear their stories. You might find a challenge here to change your expectations, and if so, will you take that challenge?
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Mary Ratcliffe
What Do You Expect...?
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05/2014
Grosvenor House Publishing Ltd
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Content
- Cover
- Title
- Contents
- Dedication
- Reviews
- Foreword
- Acknowledgements
- 1. Imagine There's Another Person on the Chair Next to You, and That's Your Subconscious Mind
- 2. If I Could Wave a Magic Wand What Would 'Happily Ever After' Look and Feel Like?
- 3. The Two Parts of the Mind Arrive At My Door Because They are at Odds With Each other
- 4. Decades of Habits Reverse Themselves in a Few Weeks and Months
- 5. The Freedom to Be Gained is Worth Far More Than the Cost of the Sessions
- 6. The Subconscious is Always Working in That Conscientious, Ethical and Loving Way
- 7. Something We Consider to Be Part of Our Character Might Actually Be Open to Change
- 8. Please Don't Expect Me to Be Anything Other Than at Least a Little Bit Contrary
- 9. There Was Just One Tiny Detail Getting in his Way
- 10. The Subconscious Mind is Invited to Work With Me, to Do Some Remedial Work
- 11. Something That Seems Small At First has the Potential to Send Ripples a Long Way
- 12. What Would It Take for Us to Even Consider the Possibility?
- 13. Thought You Might Like 2 Know That Yesterday I had a Chip Butty and a Beer and I'm Still Ok!
- 14. It is Only Your Own Mind That Can Change Anything and You Cannot Trick It Into Happening
- 15. I Smile and Agree With My Subconscious That She and I are OK Just As We are
- 16. Maybe We Could Find a Reason Not to Unquestioningly Trust the Predictions of Those Who Confidently Tell Us There is No Cure
- Author's Note
- Copyright
