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| 100 | 1 | _aRosemary Altea | |
| 245 | 1 | _aYou Own the Power | |
| 260 | _bWilliam Morrow | ||
| 300 | _a336 pages | ||
| 520 | _aThis New York Times--bestselling author, known to millions worldwide as "the Voice of the Spirit World," presents a how-to book featuring stories and exercises designed to help readers raise their level of sensitivity.You already own the power to give healing, to tap your creativity, to become more intuitive. Have you longed to communicate with your loved ones who have passed over into the spirit world? You were born with the power-it's your birthright. But how do you access it?Now Rosemary Altea shows you how. In her first work of self-help, the New York Times--bestselling author of The Eagle and the Rose and Proud Spirit offers tested and proven exercises that focus on relaxation, visualization, and positive thinking as well as savoring our senses, developing intuition, and becoming aware of energy.Woven in with this rich "how-to" tapestry are miraculous stories of the spirit world: the time Rosemary spoke to one of the victims of TWA Flight 800; her chilling conversation with two brothers who died in a Nazi concentration camp; and much more. You already own the power to give healing, to tap your creativity, to become more intuitive. Have you longed to communicate with your loved ones who have passed over into the spirit world? You were born with the power-it's your birthright. But how do you access it?Now Rosemary Altea shows you how. In her first work of self-help, the New York Times--bestselling author of The Eagle and the Rose and Proud Spirit offers tested and proven exercises that focus on relaxation, visualization, and positive thinking as well as savoring our senses, developing intuition, and becoming aware of energy.Woven in with this rich "how-to" tapestry are miraculous stories of the spirit world: the time Rosemary spoke to one of the victims of TWA Flight 800; her chilling conversation with two brothers who died in a Nazi concentration camp; and much more. | ||
| 650 | _aSelf-Help | ||
| 650 | _aPsychology | ||
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