The Little Book of Everyday Miracles

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Allen & Unwin, 2012 - Body, Mind & Spirit - 240 pages
There's something about miracles that's utterly enticing. Just to hear about a miracle makes you feel more hopeful. It doesn't matter whether this miracle happened to you or to a complete stranger - it can still delight you. It's a delight that lingers, that leaves you with a spring in your step. Suddenly life doesn't seem so difficult. But where are miracles to be found, and how do they come about?

In this beautiful collection of inspiring true stories, everyday people share moments of unexpected courage and kindness, chance meetings and remarkable coincidences, showing us that miracles can take us out of the darkest places and give us the courage to get moving again. They're a divine catalyst, which reminds us that the impossible may just be possible.

The perfect book for anyone wanting to experience a little of life's magic.

 

Contents

1 The miracle collector
1
2 First miracles are never forgotten
5
3 The Golden Lady
9
4 Daring to dream
13
5 A saint in the making
18
6 The train to Maida Vale
23
7 A day like no other
27
8 A lasting gift
33
28 When miracles dont happen
124
29 Love story
128
30 Look at their feet
132
31 Spontaneous stupidity
136
32 The Pied Piper
140
33 Reality check
145
34 Enough is enough
149
35 They know who they are
153

9 Answered prayer
38
10 A hug from heaven
43
11 Simple act of kindness
47
12 The whisper of wisdom
52
13 Under the Morton Bay fig
56
14 Tie a yellow ribbon
63
15 When time stood still
68
16 Childs play
73
17 Forgotten reverence
76
18 Labour day
82
19 Signs from the other side
85
20 One more hour
88
21 The power of words
92
22 The will to survive
96
23 A thousand paper cranes
100
24 A moonless night
105
25 Forget me not
109
26 If you could go anywhere
113
27 Miracle making
119
36 Chilli pepper roll
156
37 Finding faith
160
38 Owl magic
163
39 Answering the call
168
40 Unravelling
174
41 She watches everything you do
179
42 Two of a kind
184
43 I made a mistake
189
44 Intuition
194
45 Dragonfly stillness
197
46 The closing cadence
201
47 Touched by an angel
205
48 Saving Coco
210
49 Seeding awareness
214
50 The beginning
217
Endnotes
223
Acknowledgements
225
Back cover
228
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About the author (2012)

Sydney psychotherapist Sharon Snir has her own practice, website, online weekly radio slot, and is on YouTube. She gives regular workshops and lectures here in Australia and overseas.

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