by Diane L. Ross (Author) If you wish to empower yourself to move from the ordinary to the extraordinary - here is your chance. Wonderfully mysterious and gently empowering, Meditations for Miracles, by renowned hypnotist and NLP educator, Diane L. Ross, is filled with a year's soul supply of daily meditations to help ordinary people create extraordinary lives. Life changing and utterly profound, Ross teaches readers the complete art and science of manifesting miracles in their daily lives. With meaningful meditative prompts such as "Love Yourself So You Can Love Others," "What Reality Are You Creating?" "The Irony of Addiction," and "Problems Don't Have Power, You Do " men and women will have the power to create miracles in their lives each and every day. Written in simple, yet provocative prose, these meditations address complex concepts about self-love and family love as well as self-empowerment, addiction, the power of God, the creation of miracles, and how to integrate a spiritual essence into one's daily life. For anyone who wishes to enhance their life or change the path they are on, this spiritual wellness guide sparks the inner passions of the heart, mind, and soul. This is where an amazing journey begins. It is where the soul shakes hands with its true identity. Author Biography Diane L. Ross received her master's from California State University at Long Beach. She worked as a teacher and journalist before becoming a master practitioner in NLP. She is certified through the National Guild of Hypnotists and is a member of the International Association of Regression Therapies. A charter member of the Hypnosis Education Association, she has recorded more than 100 self-hypnosis and meditation CDs. In her private practice based in Orlando, Florida, she conducts classes in meditation and spiritual development and has helped thousands of clients achieve a better quality of life through hypnosis. She is available for speaking engagements and private sessions and can be reached through dianeross.com or newyouhypnosis.com Number of Pages: 404 Dimensions: 0.83 x 7.99 x 5.24 IN Publication Date: December 21, 2009