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Into the Mystic: (From the Streets of Brooklyn)

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"Into the Mystic", was a most enjoyable and enlightening experience. The author helped me realize that, as a person with no psychic ability whatsoever, it was still possible for me to act as a conduit for someone else.

A friend who possesses a great deal of spirituality and psychic ability suggested that I join him at a drumming circle. The people at the circle were warm and welcoming. Each of the distinct sessions of the evening was carefully explained prior to group participation. One particular session required that you partner with a stranger, make physical contact (i.e. touching of an arm or leg), and act as a pathway or messenger from the spiritual world to the here and now. My partner happened to be an elderly woman who seemed troubled. We made contact by touching a leg and proceeded through the session. At the conclusion of the session you are required to express what the spiritual world had revealed to you for your partner. I did not believe that I had received anything that would help the old woman but she still seemed so troubled. I decided that she needed to rid herself of whatever it was that was troubling her. I told her that she had been carrying a burden for a very long time, and she had carried it long enough. It was time to place the burden down and enjoy her life. The woman seemed a little overwhelmed and so very appreciative. The evening ended as it had begun, very comfortably. On the way home I explained to the friend that had brought me to the circle what had transpired with the old woman. I was a little disappointed, but not surprised, by my failure to receive a message for the old woman until I read, "Into the Mystic".

Reading this book made me realize that my experience with the old woman seemed disappointing because I was viewing it from my perspective and not hers. I did not sense a message, or for that matter, anything else. "Into the Mystic", made me realize that it wasn't about me it was about HER. What I related to the old woman following the session was the message. The fact that I didn't understand the message did not detract from the message or its effect on the old woman.

Thank you Dennis P. McMahon for helping me see through the mist(ic)....

Into the Mystic by Dennis P. McMahon, is one of those books that draws you in immediately, and once you start to read it, it's very difficult to put down. I loved it on so many levels ... having lost a daughter in 2003, I could relate to Dennis's pain as well as the amazing connection that we both continue to share with our children.

It's serious and heartbreaking, but with a bit of good old Brooklyn humor thrown in. It is a "must read" for any spiritual seeker.

Dennis McMahon's book is about his personal spiritual journey that "normal people" can thoroughly enjoy. Not a professed "mystic" himself but an ordinary guy from Brooklyn, his journey begins with a visitation from his son, now a teen in the afterlife, who had died as an infant. Soon realizing he has the ability to "talk to dead people", he listens to their advice -- not just what he hears in his head, but noticing synchronistic messages and clues from license plates and the appearance of certain numbers at times when he needs feedback. He realizes that this is one way that spirits can get messages across to their earthly subjects.
He struggles with severe claustrophobia, which is healed by the end of the book by following his spirit guides' promptings. He joins a mystical shamanic drum circle which was very healing. I must thank Dennis for explaining what they are, as I have never understood what a drum circle was all about. All in all, an easy read, and inspirational for anyone who deals with phobias or fears they need to overcome, or anyone newly embarking on their spiritual journey. Dennis's book feels like a warm friend.

The book was excellent in its personal vulnerability and its humanity. It explored mysticism, shared deep and personal stories, and it did so from the vantage of a "you and me" vantage. The author is not a famed mystic, just another person like you and me.
Thank you, Dennis, for a great story.

Are your deceased loved ones communicating with you? Have you spent years pondering the signs and messages that weave through your life?

Dennis McMahon's new book Into the Mystic, From the Streets of Brooklyn -- delightfully validated my own mysterious spiritual experiences.
Through Dennis's story you may understand unexplained events throughout your own life, resulting in your own elightenment.
The writing is real and honest, funny and touching. I highly recommend this book to anyone on their own spiritual path.
A five star gem!

"Into the Mystic" is stimulating, inspiring, and just plain fun. Dennis's experiences can help all of us to open to the many possibilities that are extended to us each day. Whether you are a believer, a doubter or simply an intrigued wonderer....this book of 'life incidences' may prove to help us see things in a different light.

If you have ever wondered about what it is like to experience a mystical adventure, then you will enjoy this book. Dennis is a regular guy having extraordinary experiences as he makes contact with the spiritual realm. You will journey with him as he seeks confirmation on particular decisions he must make and receives it through signs from his Spirit helpers and guides. Learn how our loved ones who have crossed over can communicate with us using simple methods such as license plate numbers and letters as well as songs on the radio.

Here are the endorsements to date for "Into the Mystic (From the Streets of Brooklyn)."

"'Into the Mystic' is warm, humorous, and down to earth--a wondrous journey in which Dennis McMahon reveals that deeper understanding of living a spiritual life. This is a book is for all those seeking a path of discovery, and will help them realize that they are not alone on the journey. I loved his wit, words and message."
Suzane Northrop, internationally acclaimed medium, lecturer, teacher, author and radio host

"There is a widespread spiritual reawakening currently going on in Western Society and Dennis McMahon's book reveals a personal account of how he, a professional and accomplished attorney, stumbled into it. An interesting read!"
Hank Wesselman, PhD. anthropologist and author of the "Spiritwalker Trilogy,' as well as "The Journey to the Sacred Garden" and "Spirit Medicine (with Jill Kuykendall)"

"Dennis McMahon's 'Into the Mystic' not only takes you on his fascinating and enlightening journey--but also in the process you just might discover your own path."
John Holland, Psychic Medium & Author

"Dennis McMahon's 'Into the Mystic (From the Streets of Brooklyn)' is a personal spiritual awakening journey, written in straightforward, everyday language that invites you to examine your own spiritual path, and gain insight into yourself."
Itzhak Beery, Co-founder NY Shamanic Circle, Shamanic Practitioner and Teacher

"Through an honest, humble, and humorous recounting of his journey into the world of spirituality and metaphysics, Dennis McMahon's 'Into the Mystic' is inspiring, enlightening, and a true joy to read!"
Jess Steinman, Intuitive Tarot Reader & Medium

"'Into the Mystic (From the Streets of Brooklyn)' validated my own mysterious spiritual experiences. . . Dennis McMahon's writing is real and honest, funny and touching. I highly recommend this book to anyone on their own spiritual path."
Jewelle St. James, author, "All You Need is Love"

Dennis, or "Dino" - his nickname, is a moderator for a chat forum I've been visiting daily for over two years. He is also an attorney! The book is about how, because of the loss of his infant son, he began a "mystical" Journey. He touches on Spirit contact, Guides, Special Numbers, Past Lives, even Shamanism, but all from his own personal experiences. Every chapter was a pleasure and I was sorry when the last one ended.

"Into the Mystic" is stimulating, inspiring, and just plain fun. Dennis's experiences can help all of us to open to the many possibilities that are extended to us each day. Whether you are a believer, a doubter or simply an intrigued wonderer....this book of 'life incidences' may prove to help us see things in a different light.