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Mentioned in 23 episodes

True and False Magic

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Phil Stutz's "True and False Magic" delves into his spiritual philosophy and understanding of the universe.

The book expands on his previous work, offering a deeper exploration of higher forces and their influence on human experience.

It integrates his unique perspective on spirituality with practical tools for personal growth.

The book is presented in a workbook-like format, encouraging active engagement from the reader.

It's a blend of spiritual insights and practical self-help techniques.

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Mentioned in 23 episodes

Mentioned by

Rich Roll

as the new book written by Phil Stutz and

Elise Loehnen

, exploring Part X, Universe 1 vs. Universe 2, and portals to growth.

Phil Stutz & Elise Loehnen Share Tools For Inner Well-being, How To Embrace Pain, Uncertainty & Constant Work As Divine Invitations, & Why Everything You’re Avoiding Will Transform Your Life

Mentioned by

Sam Fragoso

when introducing the episode with

Julia Garner

as a refutation of Mamet's ideas about acting.

Actor Julia Garner is Hollywood’s Secret ‘Weapon’

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as a book she co-authored with psychiatrist Bill Stutz, exploring true and false magic.

What the Next Big Astrological Shifts Mean for Us (Jennifer Freed, PhD)

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as a book she co-authored with psychiatrist Bill Stutz.

Trusting in the Synchronicity of the Universe (Satya Doyle Byock)

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as a book she co-wrote with psychiatrist Bill Stutz.

Finding Faith in our Future (Krista Tippett)

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as a book she co-wrote, available wherever books are sold.

A Formula for Coming Alive (Shannon Watts)

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as a book she co-wrote with psychiatrist Bill Stutz.

So You Want to Write a Book? (Monthly Solo)

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as a book she co-authored with Phil Stutz.

When Does Manifestation Work? (Anne Emerson)

Co-written by

Elise Loehnen

and psychiatrist Phil Stutz.

The Gold of Midlife (Chip Conley)

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as a book she co-wrote with psychiatrist Phil Stutz.

How to Be an Effective Idealist (Rutger Bregman)

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