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Sourcebook of Magic: A Comprehensive Guide to NLP Change Patterns
by L. Michael Hall, Barbara P. Belnap
from Crown House Publishing

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0

• Simply Magical
  A sourcebook that has daily implications. Used and read on a daily basis. I dont think you will outgrow the concepts available for you to try it on yourself and anybody else.
  Each element is relevant and challenging, complete in its description and yet flexible enough for you to experiment. I plan to have it as a constant companion.

• this book is good but there are better ones
  the author's other book, "the user's manual for the brain" (1st volume) is much better for NLP learners.

• As magic as its title suggests
  I bought this book recently, and even working on the first pattern, I noticed a significant mental shift, when I ran the pattern through my own neurology. I have used that pattern many times, and just feel very calm. It could also be called the Law of Attraction pattern.
  A complaint of many NLP books is that they are difficult to read or the concepts are difficult to grasp. I can assure that this book is not difficult to follow, if you have a basic grasp of NLP. I highly recommend it.
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• The Sourcebook of Magic: A Comprehensive Guide to NLP Change Patterns
  I find this book immensely helpful as a resource for the 77 NLP Patterns, and also because of the NLP introduction at the beginning.
  L.M.Hall outlines the different levels at which we process information highlighting the truth about sub-modalities. He then goes on to describe, "The Mechanism of Change" and how the magic works.
  With each pattern he provides an explanation of when to use it and precisely how.
  An excellent resource for those who, like me, need all the patterns in one book.

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