My name is Rachael Phillips I am a mother of four and I live with my wonderful family in the UK. A number of things in my life wove together to inspire me to start ministry 101 and write ‘How to start and grow successful ministries in your local church.’

The first was pain; I remember being a part of a fellowship, whose vision and thrust was church planting, so every couple was simply being groomed to become a Pastor and pastor’s wife. I remember watching as life after life and marriage after marriage went through the inevitable confusion and pain of unrealised dreams and callings, because they were never encouraged to discover Gods individual call for their lives.
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Our modern lives are managed for us by experts in birthing, in exercise, in nutrition, in education, in choosing a mate, in distribution of news, entertainment, government and groceries. An army of experts is ready to advise us how to eat, how much to sleep, what car to buy, how to simplify our lives and lower our blood pressure. Nancy and I were not experts on any of these things, much less on facing life’s most difficult passage, death. This book is our experience, two innocent novices, in dying, death and rebuilding one life where once there had been two. It offers no advice, but simply a window into this most personal, and at the same time universal, of human experiences. Read more…

Depending on what day of the year you were born, you have a Sun Card. It’s like saying you’re a Scorpio or a Leo. In the Cards, you would say you’re a Ten of Diamonds or a Jack of Heart. Sun Cards (like Sun Signs – i.e. Scorpio or Leo) give a broad and general image and must be further explored through the various combinations of the Planets, Numbers and Cards, as well as the modifying influence of your Ruling Card and Decanate Card(s). You would then find a Jack of Heart born on July 30 is quite different than a Sep 26 Jack of Heart; but a Jack of Heart none the less! Read more…

Meta-Magick is a collection of opportunities to think about magick. Elements from a variety of theories and models, ranging from neuroscience to voodoo, are offered as clues to understand the phenomena we find in our magical experiments. There are many different styles and practices of magick, in every culture, on every continent. By identifying some of the common elements between them, we are better able to separate out the magick itself, the techniques and practices that really work, from the content that relates to specific belief systems. In general, many techniques of magick are the same everywhere, with their intent aimed at different results and deities. This suggests that the rituals and practices derive from the commonality of human experience; this is how our brains work when we do magick.

Would you like a personal guide through Meta-Magick or NLP techniques? Could you use experienced advice to help you create or tune up a magick, meditation or self-hypnosis practice? Personal consultation is available via phone or come visit Philip H. Farber in his Kingston, New York office. Or book a class and personal sessions in your local venue. Send your request now.
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If you are interested in learning everything there is to know about self-hypnosis, then this is going to be the most important information you’ll ever read…

Recently, a new breakthrough in self-hypnosis was discovered and reported in an amazing new eBook called Master Self-Hypnosis Techniques in 7 Days.
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Glad you’re here. I’ve got a few e-books for you on this page for your Christian walk, growth and devotion. Just browse through and check out the one you’ve been looking for! I’ll be putting up more so check regularly. Read more…