MIND MAGIC Reviews

Reviews of MIND MAGIC

2024 review

Donovan's Bookshelf
A top recommendation for self-help readers interested in not only self-examination, but keys to authenticity, better reactions and actions, and lasting transformation … Bill Harvey applies philosophical, spiritual, and psychological keys to better understanding, taking the form of succinct admonitions and advice even the busiest reader can easily absorb …

This 6th edition only goes to show that the message and instructions here remain as relevant decades later as they were upon the book’s first appearance [in 1976] … Mind Magic earns its ongoing acclaim by appearing in updated editions relevant to next generations.
—Diane Donovan, Donovan’s Bookshelf
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East West Journal

“This book is a practical tool for people who want to look at how their heads and lives are working and then establish a more effective order in that process.” More

 

 

new age journal

“The most striking thing to me about Mind Magic is its incredible clarity… a brilliant condensation of wisdom and resonates with the higher aspects of our beings and is experienced as truth.” More

 

Women for Women Weekly

“Mind Magic may be a most useful book for you. Bill Harvey… has created a masterpiece of non-polluting words and word pictures which guides the reader through a real process of Self-discovery.” More

 

Pentalpha Journal

I discovered Mind Magic, read it through, re-read it, and plan to continue re-reading it indefinitely. Written in a clear no-extra verbage manner, it is the best tool I’ve come across. Read Full Review
2020 Update from reviewer: I had to smile when I saw my own testimonial on your page from back in the days… I stand by everything I said 40 years ago… I’m one of your ancient fans… and have given away countless copies of Mind Magic over the years, finding used copies in bookstores when it was out of print… your book was instrumental in my own journey, and it has influenced my life and my teaching. When I first read it, at a difficult time in my 20s, it felt like I was being reminded of what I already knew but had not been able to articulate clearly. It affirmed a sense of deep truth, and gave me the strength to move forward from that center. – Selene Kumin Vega, Faculty, College of Integrative Medicine & Health Sciences, Saybrook University

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