Divine Intervention is the remarkable story of one woman’s near-death experience, witnessed by a doctor, and the incredible events which followed. On 7th April 1998, then a Sunday Times columnist, Hazel Courteney’s life was transformed beyond recognition. She became telepathic, affected electrical equipment, began levitating and pulsing a healing energy through her eyes. To her incredulity, Hazel also began hearing extraordinary messages from the spirit world. Were these messages truly, as they appeared to be, from Princess Diana? Her search for answers to this and other questions about what was happening to her makes compelling reading. 272pp, 156mm x 234mm, colour plates, softback, 2004
When Lorna Byrne was a child, people often noticed that she did not seem to be focussing on the world around her. That is because Lorna saw not just the world around her but, equally vividly, angels and... [more]
Born to Heal is the autobiography of Tony Hogan, an extraordinary man who has devoted his life to restoring health and happiness to all those who come to him. Tony Hogan takes us with him on the colourful journey from his childhood roots in ru
In Intuitive Wellness medical intuitive and healer Laura Alden Kamm describes the development of her gift and the techniques used to achieve wellbeing.
Mia Dolan has had an extraordinary life as a psychic. In Mia's World, she describes how she took on a student, Rosalyn, and how, together they embarked on a psychic adventure involving revelations from spirit guides, astral travel, and the mystical site of Avalon.
Diane Lazarus describes in Mixed Blessings how she discovered and developed her gifts of psychic powers, spirit communication, intuition and mediumship.
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