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Issue 99

July/August 2009

July/August 2009

Spiritual Sands
Summer spiritual festivals / Sand sculptures / Health gadgets / Shamanic sickness / Ring-wearing and personality / Isha - meditation in Mexican prisons / Lightning Process / The Four Temperaments / Dr Marian Gluck (natural hormone replacement) / Plus look out for our great new regulars: yoga, moon gardening, diary dates and arts round-up.

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  • Angels

    1. Bringing Your Soul to Light: Healing Through Past Lives and the Time Between Linda Backman (Llewellyn, £16.50) [4 stars] With a wealth of practical and academic experience, Dr. Linda Backman guides us though many examples of her client's regression to past lives and the times in between each life when the soul is called back to join its higher self once again, bringing about not just healing but a unique understanding of why we choose each life and the lessons learned from those. For re

    2. The Compassionate Mind Paul Gilbert (Constable & Robinson, £20) [2 stars] There is a rather beautiful and empowering message in this book but you will need to wade knee-deep through academic theories to find it. Professor Paul Gilbert argues that evolution has got it wrong.

  • Book Reviews

    1. Luna Moon Hare: A Magical Journey with the Goddess Wendy Andrew (Painting Dreams, £15) [FIVE STARS] Upon first glance at the cover, one might assume it's aimed purely at children but this beautifully illustrated journey through the Pagan wheel of life is a delight and a perfect 'coffee table' book regardless of age...

    2. The Heretic’s Guide to Vegan Cookery Andy Murray (The Good Elf Press, £12.99) [FOUR STARS] How does Andy Murray’s latest book stand up in an already super competitive vegan book market? Well, despite its rather strange styling and feel with its fully black and white interior, this cookbook does its best to break away from the norm by offering that something different...

    3. Developing Mediumship Gordon Smith (Hay House Publishing  £12.99) [FIVE STARS] Having done the workshop of the same title with Gordon, I wish I'd read this wonderful book first as it's an ideal preparation for those new to mediumship as well as a great refresher to back up the workshop. 

    4. The Keeper Natasha Mostert (Bantam, £6.99) [three stars] This is a fun novel that will appeal for a spot of light summer reading on the beach. Mia Lockhart (you have to love the name) is a keeper; a woman from a matriarchal line that protect warriors through giving remote healing before they go into battle.

    5. SPENT?  End Exhaustion and Feel Great Again. Frank Lipman with Mollie Doyle (Hay House, £9.99) [Five stars] In Spent, Dr Lipman identifies the causes that lead to energy depletion such as stress, unexplained pain, insomnia and diets high in sugar and processed food. He then creates actions known as ‘Daily Beats’ to repair the stressed system - these simple actions are sleep, good nutrition, meditation, exercise and relaxation.