Keynote: The Source: A Manual of Everyday Magic is an inspirational work of non-fiction that is destined to become a world-wide phenomenon. Key Features Comparison with the bestselling books The Celestine Prophecy, The Secret. and Eat, Pray Love. The style of this book is unique. It can be read as fable, metaphor, allegory or truelife recollection. It works on many levels and is written in such a way that the reader feels it is for them alone. Ursula James has wide broadcast experience (full details of her media work: http://www.ursulajames.com/media.htm), including This Morning (ITV), Woman's Hour on BBC Radio 4, and interviews in countless newspapers and magazines. Her TV series Sex, Lies and Hypnosis was broadcast on Channel 5 in the summer of 2007. The book was pre-empted in USA by Penguin, and by three European publishers. Rights sales around the world are on-going. About the Book: The Source: A Manual of Everyday Magic The Source threads together two stories. The first that of Ursula Sontheil, sometimes known as Mother Shipton, the 16th-century Yorkshire prophetess and healer who was burnt at the stake but whose spirit survived captive in a cave in North Yorkshire. She would have been trapped for ever but for the cave's extraordinary power: objects left in the cave are turned to stone by the action of the lime suffused waters from a nearby well. Mother Shipton used the powers of the waters to live again through the needs of those who came to the cave and called on her for healing. Each gift turned to stone by the waters lit another spark of life within her. Through the centuries many came for her help, enough for their needs to free her spirit to leave the cave and live again. The second story is that of another Ursula, Ursula James, a modern day healer of minds. Mother Shipton shaped her childhood and, when she was ready to listen, came to her again when she was an adult and gave her the means to make magic happen. Through Mother Shipton's prophecies and
