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In the early 1990s, while working at the United Nations Development Programme in New York, Atala Dorothy Toy went through a near-death experience that took her on a journey and showed her a new way of perceiving energy--one in which all objects in the universe (including machines, stones, and trees) are alive, conscious, and willing to cooperate with humans to fashion a healthier, more holistic world. Now in this easy-to-read book she teaches the deceptively simple art of how to communicate with any object or life form. Whether it’s a pet, tree, gemstone, power line, computer, nature spirit, extra-terrestrial, angel, or inner guide--the process is the same. All it takes is knowing you can do it and then learning how.
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August 29, 2019
This was an amazing book, full of information that anyone can pick up on regardless of experience.
About the author
Atala Dorothy Toy is the secretary of the Board of Trustees of the American Society of Dowsers and the regional director of ASD Great Lakes. She is a co-founder and board member of ISIC (Institute for the Study of Interdimensional Cooperation) and founding president of Crystal Life Technology, Inc. begun in 1996 to provide the public with subtle-energy information and tools. Atala has appeared on television and radio and on panel discussions of subtle energy and future Earth scenarios, and she is a professional subtle-energy land consultant. She runs a popular New Age store in St. Charles, IL and several of her energy tools and her Web site have won awards from COVR—the Coalition of Visionary Retailers.
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