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Stir your morning coffee counterclockwise to reduce negativity or clockwise to jump start your day with positive, empowering energy. Dust your shoes with charismatic cinnamon before you leave the house. Grow a pot of lavender at your desk to promote peace. Place a bay leaf under each leg of the office copier to keep it copying smoothly. These are but a few of Patricia Telesco’s enchanted tips to keep your pocket brimming with magical ideas. A charming guide to taking control of your own luck, love, joy, and prosperity, Goddess in My Pocket shows you how to recognize and activate the goddess power already within you. Whether you seek a promotion potion, dream of igniting a romance, need an amulet for your asthma, or just want to keep the car mechanic away. Practricia Telesco gives you the tools to make it happen. At home, in the office, or on the road, Goddess in my Pocket is magic at your fingertips.
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Let a Pocket Full of Magic Charm Your Life
Stir your morning coffee counterclockwise to reduce negativity or clockwise to jump start your day with positive, empowering energy. Dust your shoes with charismatic cinnamon before you leave the house. Grow a pot of lavender at your desk to promote peace. Place a bay leaf under each leg of the office copier to keep it copying smoothly. These are but a few of Patricia Telesco’s enchanted tips to keep your pocket brimming with magical ideas. A charming guide to taking control of your own luck, love, joy, and prosperity, Goddess in My Pocket shows you how to recognize and activate the goddess power already within you. Whether you seek a promotion potion, dream of igniting a romance, need an amulet for your asthma, or just want to keep the car mechanic away. Practricia Telesco gives you the tools to make it happen. At home, in the office, or on the road, Goddess in my Pocket is magic at your fingertips.
From the Back Cover
Let a Pocket Full of Magic Charm Your Life
Stir your morning coffee or tea counterclockwise to reduce negativity or clockwise to jump-start your day with positive, empowering energy. . . . Dust your shoes with charismatic cinnamon before you leave the house. . . . Grow a pot of lavender at your desk to promote peace. . . . Place a bay leaf under each leg of the office copier to keep it running smoothly.
These are just some of the tips you'll find in this handy little manual, all conjured up to bring you happiness and success at home, in the office, and on the road. The easy-to-follow spells, charms, edibles, rituals, and potions will delight and surprise you, giving you the pleasure of using your own inner-Goddess power everywhere you go.
Whether you dream of igniting a romance, seek a promotion potion, need an amulet for your asthma, or simply want to keep the car mechanic away, Goddess in My Pocket gives you more than 100 spells, charms, and invocations to make magic happen anywhere, anytime.
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