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Our May Newsletter has landed with all the latest articles from our authors and reviews for their books. This month watch the new video for Natalie Fee's new book The Everyday Alchemist's Happiness Handbook, and another asking the question: Do the Astrology Reading Cards Really Work?

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DIANA COOPER'S U.S. TOUR

Click here for information about Diana Cooper's upcoming tour of the United States. Find out where she will be and when as well as details about all the workshops she will be giving.

FEATURED VIDEO: THE EVERYDAY ALCHEMISTS HAPPINESS HANDBOOK

Simple techniques to transform everyday, stressful situations into more energy and awareness of who you are.
176 pages paperback, forward by Jonathan Cainer, author of The Complete Book of the Zodiac

“Happiness has been holding out its hand to you since the day you were born, longer perhaps, waiting for the time when you run out of excuses and say... yes.” Packed with practical, down-to-earth advice, The Everyday Alchemist's Happiness Handbook reveals how the choices we make on a daily basis affect our sense of fulfilment. It puts forward a set of highly accessible and effective tools to help each of us live brighter, happier lives.

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FEATURED EXCERPT: ENCOUNTERS WITH BABAJI

Related with simplicity and sincerity, the anecdotes in this firsthand account detail author Renata Caddy’s experiences with Babaji, an eternal being and figure in Indian spirituality. Through personal stories and photographs, Caddy describes her first meeting with Babaji during a stay in India in 1978 as well as the 72 encounters that followed in the next six years, until Babaji gave up his human form in 1984. Read more about it here.

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FEATURED ARTICLE: CAN YOU THINK YOURSELF BETTER?

The patients who told their medical conditions to go away - and they did

Lifelong migraine sufferer Helen Carroll, 44, was sceptical about ditching mainstream medicine – until she tried a technique that used simple mental exercises..

It’s Saturday morning, hideously early, and my children are jumping on my bed with an endless list of requests for me to play, read, paint, watch their gymnastics and bounce on the trampoline with them.

I’ve fobbed them off all week with promises to do most of the above come the weekend – and they are all things I would love to be doing.

But I’ve woken with a searing migraine and the only thing I’m fit for is lying in a dark room with the duvet over my head.

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