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CHOOSING JOY
IN THE MIDST OF CRISIS Hara Publishing
Group Reviewed by Cecilia
Ray
Beginning with the story of her own life and the loss of 25 million in assets, Dolly grabs the reader’s attention. Though she doesn’t give a lot of detail about how the situation arose, she does paint a clear picture of how it felt to dread the arrival of the mailman and the devastation of receiving a continuous flow of foreclosures. Faced with this, she reversed her attitude and became joyful. So strong was her belief in this way of living in joy that she refused to pursue an opportunity to recover her losses because it would have kept her captive in the situation.
Practices
to Heal Ourselves and Our Planet Red Wheel/Weiser reviewed by Jenny Getchell-Durante
I was immediately captivated by Howell’s personal story at the beginning of the book and by her writing style. I found Making Magic with Gaia to be extremely well written, easy to read, and also filled with a great deal of interesting information about Wiccan history, deep ecology, crystals, magic, and more. Howell discusses complex subjects, including Dr. James Lovelock’s Gaia Hypothesis and the physics of crystals, and explains them in very understandable language.
ONLINE Reviews by Maria Marsala
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If you find your life is not all you
want it to be, Choosing Joy in the Midst of Crisis holds
the potential for helping you figure out where you may be going
wrong. The entire book is built around a technique Dolly Mae
learned from her teacher, Rajni. According to her, choosing joy
is a matter of choosing love rather than fear.
Making Magic with Gaia is a special book filled with many ideas
for respecting and honoring ourselves, our planet, and all of
life. The author calls her work a "magical activist’s
handbook," and she asks her readers to "make a commitment
to conscious and more sustainable living in whatever way (you)
can."
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