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What if someone told you that 95% of the decisions that govern your life journey were made unconsciously?
What if you learned that you unconsciously chose to develop cancer or some other illness? “Crazy talk,” is what Barbara H. Milhoan would have said just eight years ago. Barbara describes herself as an average woman who was raised with the values and principles that dominated 1950s America. At the age of sixty, she was awakened by an inner knowing
that she was meant to do something different with her life. Undeterred by what some called a mid-life crisis, Barbara immersed herself in the study of the unconscious mind. Her new-found knowledge was put to the test several years later, after a cancer diagnosis. How Barbara successfully found her way back to health is the basis of this book. Barbara is passionate about sharing what she has learned, and she wrote Unconscious Decisions to serve as a guide to help you, the reader, discover your own individual path to healing.
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arbara Milhoan would describe herself as an average woman who was raised with the values and principles that dominated 1950s America.
At the age of sixty, she was awakened by an inner knowing that she was meant to do something different with her life. Undeterred by what some called a mid-life crisis, she was drawn to and immersed herself in the study of the unconscious mind.
It was not until Barbara was diagnosed with melanoma did she understand that all of the teachers, scientists, and doctors that had been presented to her during the last few years through their books, interviews, and speaking had been preparing her for that moment. As the first member of her family to be diagnosed with any type of cancer, she could now clearly see how her unconscious beliefs and fears contributed to her disease. Aware that the doctors expected the melanoma to return and rocked by the recent death of a friend from the same disease, she was determined to change the course of her health.
Representative of the ordinary person, she demonstrates that a doctorate’s degree, psychic abilities, or a traumatic history are not required to experience extraordinary changes in your physical and spiritual world and tears down the myth that change is restricted by age.
Barbara is passionate about sharing what she has learned and Unconscious Decisions is a guide to help the reader discover his or her own individual path to healing.
