Quantum change : when epiphanies and sudden insights transform ordinary lives

William R. Miller · Janet C’de Baca

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Part I: The Context. Something Old, Something New. The Landscape of Quantum Change. Before. Part II: Insights. The Insightful Type of Quantum Change. Boom. Taking the AA Train. A Mirror and Two Roses. Awakening. Ripples. Part III: Epiphanies. The Mystical Type of Quantum Change. The Reluctant Mystic. Something Like a Star. A Voice in the Fireplace. At Pecos. Trampoline. Part IV: Reflections. After. Are Quantum Changes Always Positive? What Happened? Messages to Humankind. Epilogue. An Invitation. Appendix. Values: What Matters Most to You?

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