Making Miracles

In 'Making Miracles', bestselling author Fran Macilvey (‘Trapped: My Life with Cerebral Palsy’) explores what can happen when we listen to our dreams. “...Our dreams will always find a way to resurface in peaceful moments while daydreaming and sleeping. In 'Making Miracles' I share some of what I have discovered from gathering and listening to dreams, and how this process guides me to new and more effective approaches in dealing with life’s challenges. All our dreams are unique, and naturally, our discoveries highlight individual challenges and solutions. Yet, core messages are reliably consistent. Engaging with the guidance that we each receive, we cannot help but witness the power of miracles – chance encounters, inspirations, coincidences – playfully shaping our lives...” 'Making Miracles' is a practical, straightforward guide to accessing dream wisdom. Bringing together many insights gleaned over twenty years of keeping a dream diary, Fran shares techniques and reveals •How and why to keep a dream diary•What the more common dream symbols and metaphors are telling us•How we can access the messages of our personal dream lexicon and unlock the power of miracles for ourselves•The value of using dreams to shape our lives You can use the wisdom that Fran shares to transform your life. After all, whatever we are doing, we are constantly making miracles.

Fran was born in Congo in 1965 and spent eight years at boarding school in Scotland. She qualified in law and worked as a solicitor for ten years before turning to her first love, writing. Her memoir, 'Trapped: My Life with Cerebral Palsy' (Skyhorse Publishing 2014 / 2016) is an Amazon international bestseller. 'Happiness Matters' and her third book 'Making Miracles' explore how we can all find more happiness and fulfilment in life - what Fran calls, "gleaning something valuable from forty years of making mistakes." Fran is also writing a series of novels about women in the law. In her spare time she reads, swims, blogs, rides a lovely horse called Stroller, sings in the shower and dances where no-one can see her. If you would like to contact Fran, please email franmacilvey@fastmail.fm or get in touch with her at franmacilvey.com