Mind Magic: The Ecstasy of Freeing Creative Power

by Bill Harvey

Book Overview

Book by Bill Harvey This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0918538017
• ISBN13: 9780918538017
• Release Date: January 1998
• Publisher: Ourobourus Press
• Length: 394 Pages
• Weight: 1.32 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Head books

Jerr calls them "head books." He had borrowed this title from a friend three times then he bought his own copy. Then he bought one for each of our sons. Then he bought one for his best friend. Focusing on the "book's content" isn't possible. Reading it will focus you on a lot of things.

The most important "self-help" book of the past 20 years...

Yes, I know that's a grandiose statement. I first read Bill Harvey's book about 20 years ago. At the time, I was studying psychology and had read many books on personal development. With the continued growth of the "new-age" movement and particularly, the assimilation of many of these concepts into business management practices, there has since been a literal explosion of books on focusing, awareness-raising, relaxation techniques, goal and priority setting, etc. Although many of these are interesting and useful, Harvey's book has stood the test of time as one of the most insightful "manuals" on how to develop these skills. If you enjoyed "The Instant Millionaire", you'll appreciate Harvey's writing style which reflects an author who "walks his talk". A truly magical book which was out of print for many years but has since been resurrected. Take advantage of it!

same as above

my impression of this book has only grown stronger after a third read through in as many years. i'm writing now mostly to update my email address in case anyone wants to dialog on the book.

The most important book in my life

If this book comes into your life, READ IT. Take a few months out, take a sabbatical and READ IT. This book changed my life, and it will change yours also.

a magical, wondrous book

Not just a book but an experience--just as the author claims it to be. An engaging, insightful, radical examination of the way humans think, the influences that impinge on our thinking, and how to release our natural creativity and brilliance. One of the top 5 important books i've read