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Into the Magic Shop: a neurosurgeon's story of the life-changing magic of mindfulness and compassion
Some books come along and change how you think and what you want for your future. Into the Magic Shop by Dr. James Doty was one of those books for me. It's quickly going to become one of my most-gifted books, I know that for sure.
I first heard about Dr. Doty on the On Being Podcast: my go-to podcast for drifting off to on sleepless nights. It was on this podcast episode that I first heard his story, but it didn't really hit me properly until I read the book.
James Doty grew up poor in the high desert of California, with an alcoholic father and a mother chronically depressed and paralyzed by a stroke. He couldn't see a way out of poverty until a chance meeting changed his life, setting James on his course to becoming a clinical professor of neurosurgery at Stanford University and founding director of CCARE, the Center for Compassion and Altruism Research and Education.
The moment that changed everything? When he wandered into a magic shop looking for a plastic thumb at twelve years old. Instead he met Ruth, a woman who "looked like she could be anyone’s grandmother, except for her eyes. Her eyes promised mystery and secrets and adventure."
"I’ve felt that connection with others throughout my life—sometimes it’s a random person in an elevator, where you look into each other’s eyes, and for reasons you can’t explain, there is a connection, not just simply eyes meeting, but some deeper knowing, an acknowledgment of each other’s humanity and the reality of being on the same path."
On that first meeting, Ruth asked James if he was willing to learn the most powerful magic – magic that would change his life and the lives of many others. Her only request was that he would teach it to someone else during his lifetime.
James agreed, and in the next six weeks Ruth taught him how to meditate, visualise his goals, and practice loving kindness.
As Ruth promised, the magic changed James's life. She gave him his first glimpse of the unique relationship between the brain and the heart.
The real magic of Into the Magic Shop, published in 2016, is how much it brings together in one book.
It's a fantastic memoir, for one. It's hard not to love James's underdog story: a young boy born into a struggling family who becomes a leading neurosurgeon and reaches the goals he's always dreamed of.
"When our hearts are wounded that’s when they open. We grow through pain. We grow through difficult situations. That’s why you have to embrace each and every difficult thing in your life. I feel sorry for people who have no problems. Who never have to go through anything difficult. They miss out on the gift. They miss out on the magic.”
As James becomes a doctor, we hear his stories from the operating room and his heart-to-heart interactions with patients – both of which brought me to tears, once on a flight from Kuala Lumpur to London and a week later on a train from rural Southern England to Glasgow.
I was bleary-eyed within about ten pages of opening the book – which is usually a strong sign I'm going to love it.
"We are born into families and situations, and it’s all really out of our control. But as we get older, we choose. Consciously or unconsciously, we decide how we are going to allow ourselves to be treated. What will you accept? What won’t you accept? You’re going to have to choose, and you’re going to have to stand up for yourself. No one else can do it for you.”
But Into the Magic Shop is so much more than just a memoir. It could stand alone as an exploration of the beautiful and mysterious synchronicity of our hearts and brains – and it's one of the best books I've read on the power of compassion and mindfulness to transform our thinking and our lives.
Dr. Doty also dives into the law of attraction, a term I've always found a bit woo-woo but has transformed my life in the last few years nonetheless.
Medical memoir, story of an underdog, exploration of the brain-heart connection, celebration of mindfulness and loving-kindness, a testament to visualisation to achieve our goals. this book does a lot. And it does it superbly.
"When our brain changes, we change. That is a truth proven by science. But an even greater truth is that when our heart changes, everything changes. And that change is not only in how we see the world but in how the world sees us. And in how the world responds to us."
I would love it if everyone I knew read Into the Magic Shop.
I'd love it if you read it, too.
Read it and think about how your dreams align with your heart. Look at the goals you scribbled down last time a self-improvement book told you to and think about if they're what you really want. Think about if you're living in the way that matters most to you.
And when you're finished, decide who you will give the book to next.
Lucy FuggleLucy Fuggle is a professional writer, reader, and creator of Tolstoy Therapy. Drawing on her love for books and a degree in English Literature, she started Tolstoy Therapy in 2012 and has shared the most feel-good, cozy, and beautiful books for over a decade. After working as a content specialist with leading companies for nearly 10 years, she now focuses on her own websites and books (Mountain Song, Your Life in Bloom, and Simple Business). She grew up in Sussex and now lives in Denmark with her husband.
Medical memoir, story of an underdog, exploration of the brain-heart connection, celebration of mindfulness and loving-kindness, a testament to visualisation to achieve our goals. this book does a lot. And it does it superbly.
These digital illustrations can be easily resized, adjusted, and customized to fit various projects. Whether you want to create Halloween-themed greeting cards, party invitations, posters, or even website banners, witch cartoon clipart can be seamlessly integrated into your designs. Using witch cartoon clipart for Halloween decorations or invitations adds a fun and playful element to your celebration. The colorful and imaginative designs are sure to delight both children and adults alike. By incorporating these charming illustrations into your Halloween decorations, you can create a visually appealing and festive environment that will enhance the enjoyment of your guests. In conclusion, witch cartoon clipart is a fantastic choice for adding a touch of Halloween charm to your celebrations. With their whimsical designs and vibrant colors, these illustrations can instantly transform any project or event into a spooky and magical experience. Whether you are looking to decorate your home, plan a Halloween party, or create invitations, witch cartoon clipart offers a wide range of options to suit your needs. So, why not add a little witchy magic to your Halloween festivities this year?.
Reviews for "Flying witch broomstick clipart for bewitching Halloween designs"
1. John - 2 stars
The Witch cartoon clipart for Halloween was not what I expected. The quality of the images was quite poor, with pixelated graphics that looked like they were from the 90s. Additionally, the selection of clipart was very limited, with only a few different witch designs. I was hoping for more variety to choose from. Overall, I was quite disappointed with this clipart collection.
2. Sarah - 1 star
I do not recommend the Witch cartoon clipart for Halloween. The images were very cheesy and not at all suitable for professional use. They looked more like something you would find on a cheap Halloween costume than clipart for a graphic design project. The colors were also very garish and not appealing to the eye. Save yourself the disappointment and look for better clipart options.
3. Michael - 2 stars
The Witch cartoon clipart for Halloween was not worth the money. The images were low-resolution and looked stretched out when I tried to use them in my design project. The selection of clipart was also limited, with only a few different poses and expressions of the witch. I expected more variety and higher quality for the price. I would recommend looking for better clipart options online.
4. Lisa - 1 star
I was highly disappointed with the Witch cartoon clipart for Halloween. The images were very outdated and looked like they were from a cheap, old website. The colors were dull and lifeless, and the overall design of the witch was not appealing. I would not recommend this clipart collection, as there are much better options available online that offer higher quality and more modern designs.