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ISBN: 0-7570-0086-X
Length: 160 Pages
Size: 6 X
9-inch
Format: Quality Paperback
Category: Body, Mind & Spirit / Self-Help
Price: $15.95
Availability:
In Print
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Magic exists. It is everywhere. It surrounds
us and infuses us. It holds the power to transform us. It isn't
always easy to see, but then again, it wouldn't be magic if it was.
Counselor and educator, G.G. Bolich has written Twelve Magic
Wands--a unique and insightful guide for recognizing the
magic in our lives, and then using it to improve our physical, mental,
and spiritual selves. It provides a step-by-step program that empowers
the reader to meet and conquer life's consistent challenges.
The book begins by explaining what magic is
and where it abides. It then offers twelve magic "wands" that can
transform one's life for the better. Each wand provides practical
tools and exercises to gain control over a specific area, such as
friendship and love. Throughout the book, the author presents inspiring
true stories of people who have used the magic in their lives to
both help themselves and point the way to others.
The world can be a difficult place. Loneliness,
disappointments, tragedies, and dead ends can sometimes seem insurmountable.
Losing the magic in one's life can make it even more difficult.
Twelve Magic Wands provides real ways to make it
better--first inside, and then out.
G. G. Bolich,
PhD. received his Master's of Divinity
from George Fox University in Newberg, Oregon. He earned his first
PhD in educational leadership from Gonzaga University in Spokane,
Washington, and a second in psychology from The Union Institute
in Cincinnati, Ohio. Currently a professor at Webster University
in South Carolina, Dr. Bolich has taught courses at the university
level since 1975. He also provides private counseling, specializing
in trauma resolution, and is the published author of six titles
and numerous articles in the fields of psychology, religion, and
spirituality. Among his published works are Psyche's Child, Introduction
to Religion, and The Christian Scholar.
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part 1: Physical Magic
1st Magic
Wand Breath
2nd Magic
Wand Movement
3rd Magic
Wand Rest
Part 2: Instrumental Magic
4th Magic
Wand Music
5th Magic
Wand Sanctuary
6th Magic
Wand Time
Part 3: Imaginative Magic
7th Magic
Wand Illusion
8th Magic
Wand Spell
9th Magic
Wand Dream
Part 4: Sympathetic Magic
10th
Magic Wand Alchemy
11th
Magic Wand Friendship
12th
Magic Wand Love
Conclusion: No One Gets Out Alive--
So What Do We Do in the Meantime?
Postscript: A Primer in Magic
Index
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