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For as long as humans have existed, we have consulted everything from the stars to stones with symbols on them. Growing up in an Arab Muslim family, SBS journalist and TEDx presenter Amal Awad was keenly aware of the unseen forces at play in her life - superstition, fatalism and magical jinn were more real to her than any Hollywood fantasy. From fundy (aka fundamentalist) Muslim to New Age luvvie, Amal has tried ... a lot. While this doesn't make her an expert in healing your life, it does makes her a well-versed one, fluent in the boundless healing modalities on offer in our ever-expanding retail universe. From psychic mediums and spirit guides to Paleo diets and empowerment, there are questionable (and downright fraudulent) solutions being sold to the masses. Yet, arguably, there is still a lot of good to be found in these offerings. In this funny and shrewdly observed book, Awal Awad shares her personal journey to peace and empowerment via a wide array of psychics, healers and witches, considering the smorgasbord of spiritual thinking on offer for people wanting to #livetheirbestlife and exploring whether these practices can help, harm or both in the quest for spiritual enlightenment.

Table of Contents
Preface
Introduction
Chapter 1: The World of Woo Woo
Chapter 2: Superstition, Sins and Spirits
Chapter 3: Help Yourself
Chapter 4: Sceptics R Us
Chapter 5: Creative Communication from Beyond
Chapter 6: A World of Magic & Manifestation
Chapter 7: Journeys of Healing
Chapter 8: A Spiritual Path
Acknowledgements
Further Reading
Notes
Index

In My Past Life I was Cleopatra: A sceptical

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      Publisher: Murdoch Books
      Publication Date: 06/05/2021
      ISBN13: 9781911632955, 978-1911632955
      ISBN10: 1911632957

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      For as long as humans have existed, we have consulted everything from the stars to stones with symbols on them. Growing up in an Arab Muslim family, SBS journalist and TEDx presenter Amal Awad was keenly aware of the unseen forces at play in her life - superstition, fatalism and magical jinn were more real to her than any Hollywood fantasy. From fundy (aka fundamentalist) Muslim to New Age luvvie, Amal has tried ... a lot. While this doesn't make her an expert in healing your life, it does makes her a well-versed one, fluent in the boundless healing modalities on offer in our ever-expanding retail universe. From psychic mediums and spirit guides to Paleo diets and empowerment, there are questionable (and downright fraudulent) solutions being sold to the masses. Yet, arguably, there is still a lot of good to be found in these offerings. In this funny and shrewdly observed book, Awal Awad shares her personal journey to peace and empowerment via a wide array of psychics, healers and witches, considering the smorgasbord of spiritual thinking on offer for people wanting to #livetheirbestlife and exploring whether these practices can help, harm or both in the quest for spiritual enlightenment.

      Table of Contents
      Preface
      Introduction
      Chapter 1: The World of Woo Woo
      Chapter 2: Superstition, Sins and Spirits
      Chapter 3: Help Yourself
      Chapter 4: Sceptics R Us
      Chapter 5: Creative Communication from Beyond
      Chapter 6: A World of Magic & Manifestation
      Chapter 7: Journeys of Healing
      Chapter 8: A Spiritual Path
      Acknowledgements
      Further Reading
      Notes
      Index

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