The Tao of the Magician
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The Tao of the Magician
Author: Candace A. Croft, Ph.D.
Trafford Publishing, 2005, 102 pages, paperback ISBN: 1-41204-598-3
A simple companion guide
A great little gift book that offers worlds of wisdom. Lazy Lapis, the Dream Magician offers guidance as you journey toward Self. (Excerpts from Annalia’s Simply Splendid Flight)
A SLICE OF THE WISE:
• Your thoughts are prayers heard plainly. Be careful what you are petitioning.
• Stop being so hard on your self. You are your harshest critic and worst enemy. You thwart your own growth. Give it a rest before it throws your heart into a state of arrest.
• Isn’t it ironic? Light from stars can only be seen by nonbelievers when the world turns dark.
• The challenge for all children is to stay married to heart over all else no matter what pops up in your path, to stick with it in good times and in bad, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and health, forever in union with your self.
• Discovery of life’s mysteries only and ever entails remembering who you always have been, are, and will be, but have turned away from out of fear and incredulity.
© 2005 Candace A. Croft, Ph.D. All rights reserved. Any reproduction or use of this material without the express written permission of the author is strictly prohibited.
Author: Candace A. Croft, Ph.D.
Trafford Publishing, 2005, 102 pages, paperback ISBN: 1-41204-598-3
A simple companion guide
A great little gift book that offers worlds of wisdom. Lazy Lapis, the Dream Magician offers guidance as you journey toward Self. (Excerpts from Annalia’s Simply Splendid Flight)
A SLICE OF THE WISE:
• Your thoughts are prayers heard plainly. Be careful what you are petitioning.
• Stop being so hard on your self. You are your harshest critic and worst enemy. You thwart your own growth. Give it a rest before it throws your heart into a state of arrest.
• Isn’t it ironic? Light from stars can only be seen by nonbelievers when the world turns dark.
• The challenge for all children is to stay married to heart over all else no matter what pops up in your path, to stick with it in good times and in bad, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and health, forever in union with your self.
• Discovery of life’s mysteries only and ever entails remembering who you always have been, are, and will be, but have turned away from out of fear and incredulity.
© 2005 Candace A. Croft, Ph.D. All rights reserved. Any reproduction or use of this material without the express written permission of the author is strictly prohibited.
