Reviews


	From Larry Dossey, M.D.
	"Wow. That little book *Granny’s Luck* by Kris Kissner is just fabulous. I loved the section on protection and how to make a (positive) gris-gris. Thanks!
	Larry Dossey, M.D. is the author of *Healing Words* and *Be Careful What You Pray For...You Just Might Get It. Dr. Dossey is also the executive editor of the journal, Alternative Therapies in Health and Medicine.*


	From Beatrice F. Parnes, M.S. and Sidney J. Parnes, Ph.D.
	"*Granny's Luck* delights one with heartfelt gems of wisdom that can magically transcend to those we love."
	Dr. Parnes is Professor Emeritus of Creative Studies at the State University College at Buffalo and is on the board of the Creative Education Foundation. He has conducted several extensive research studies on the nurture of creative behavior. His books include A Facilitating Style of Leadership, The Magic of Your Mind, Guide to Creative Action, and A Source Book for Creative Thinking.


	From Richard Fuller, Metaphysical Reviews
	*Granny's Luck* is a wonderful book about magic. Oh, not the kind performed on a stage or on television, but the kind compatible with everyday life. As author and educator Kris Kissner tells us, "Magic is opening your heart to imagine something for someone other than yourself Kris' grandmother practiced magic, the magic that is "...a manifestation of love", and Granny's Luck is a compilation of her loving practices. From little charms (gris-gris) crocheted or sewn into clothing to prayers to private rituals. Thus, Granny's Luck opens the door for us to create our own magic in our everyday lives. But first, more about Granny. "When her children were, sick, Granny would make a special 'happy pillow' for the sick child. The happy pillow was made in the child's favorite color and they knew it was magic and would make them feel better." Or, Granny told her children to collect the hair from their hair brushes and put it outside in the trees for the birds to use for their nests. "They gave us their beautiful songs, we help hem build their homes." Kris offers suggestions of things to put a little magic in our daily lives. Like "Take the time to do something special for a child: Or "Create a special ceremony or ritual for your self or your family." And you must read the chapter about how to make a gris-gris, the special charm or amulet that is a manifestation of the love in your heart. Kris Kissner is an energetic, optimistic and loving person...and Granny’s Luck reflects all of that. She writes, "Tell someone they are a special person to you, let them know they have gifts to spread as they travel through life." That’s magic...and so is *Granny’s Luck.*
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