Books
by Wendy Stofan Halley
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The Magical Path: Conscious Dreaming Exercises for Healing & Growth (with audio CD)
The Magical Path workbook offers a simple and engaging way to steer your focus inward so that you can begin to directly experience the totality of who you really are. The exercises in The Magical Path Workbook will not only give you access to your innate wisdom, but will also guide you gently through stages of self-discovery, exploration, and healing.
With The Magical Path workbook you can:
- learn how to consciously dream like a shaman
- explore the lower, middle, and upper realms of the spirit world
- meet your spirit helpers
- connect with your Higher Self
- meet your future self
- discover the places of healing and forgiveness
- find and remodel your emotional house
Read the Introduction and First Chapter
Purchase the workbook and CD
(sold as separate items)
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Praise for The Magical Path workbook
"Wendy Halley is to be commended, for in creating this fine workbook,
she has provided a strong foundation for a personal shamanic practice,
and in the process, she has made very strong medicine indeed."
- Hank Wesselman PhD, anthropologist and author of the Spiritwalker
Trilogy, The Journey to the Sacred Garden, and Spirit Medicine (with
Jill Kuykendall RPT)
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| Slaying the Mouse: A True Story of Healing in the Spiritual Realms
by Wendy Stofan Halley
When 19-year old Jason mysteriously slips into a deep coma, family members and doctors are baffled. Seeking answers, the family contacts author and shamanic healer Wendy Halley. Using the ancient practice of Shamanic Trance, Wendy begins a 9-month odyssey into the ‘dreamtime’ world, where she and Jason will connect in a healing journey that transcends geography, distance, and the conscious world.
Slaying the Mouse: A True Story of Healing in the Spiritual Realms invites the reader into the intimate inner world of a young man struggling to understand his circumstances, and the otherworldly allies that join him in his fight.
Read the Introduction and First Chapter
Check out Wendy's myspace page for Slaying the Mouse
Purchase Slaying the Mouse through Lulu (e-book now available for $10)
Or purchase through Amazon:
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Praise for Slaying the Mouse
"Phenomenal story about shamanism, the spirit world, and the influence of reality. Subtle lesson you will need a second reading to fully appreciate."
- Coalition of Visionary Resources Awards Judge
"Suppose we could enter the mind of a patient who cannot communicate by ordinary means. This might open up many roads to healing. We could dialogue with the patient, discover what he or she truly wants, and encourage that person to participate in their own healing, or move gracefully towards the journey beyond death. We might even be able to recruit spiritual allies to help out.
Wendy Halley, a gifted dreamer and therapist, expands our sense of what may be possible in these realms in her visionary narrative Slaying the Mouse. Her book is a fascinating account of a nine months’ odyssey through the mind of a coma patient, a young man suffering from a mysterious brain disease. Slaying the Mouse reads like a fast-paced novel, alternately comic and moving and fantastic, that reminds us that the mind is never confined to the body (except by our illusions) and that in dreaming, we can visit other people and help them to heal."
- Robert Moss Author, Conscious Dreaming and Dreamways of the Iroquois
"Slaying the Mouse: A true story of healing in the spiritual realms is a fascinating story of Wendy Halley's 9-month shamanic relationship with a young man in a coma. This account of healing in the spiritual realm provides food for thought about our relationships with this dimension and will stimulate important discussion for patients and practitioners alike."
- Lewis Mehl-Madrona, M.D., Ph.D. Author, Coyote Medicine
More praise for Slaying the Mouse
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| Inside Out
Story by Wendy Stofan Halley
Illustrations by Roberta Collier-Morales
Published by Illumination Arts
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Karly loves playing with her special friend Natasha. They have fun jumping on clouds, walking on the moon and bouncing on the bed like kangaroos. But Karly is the only one who can see Natasha.
"Why can't my mom see you?" Karly wants to know.
"I'm a spirit, silly . . . kind of like an angel without wings," Natasha replies. Then she helps Karly discover her own shiny spirit.
But after Natasha returns to her home in the stars, Karly gradually forgets about her spirit and her special friend. How will she ever remember?
The luminous illustrations by Roberta Collier-Morales add a touch of magic to Wendy Stofan Halley's endearing story. Join Karly as she figures out the perfect way to always remember her spirit.
Purchase from Amazon
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Praise for Inside Out
"Inside Out is a beautiful story that will remind children of what they already know. If all of us could live our lives this way, the world would be a much better place - full of peace, harmony, laughter and love."
- Deepak Chopra Author, How to Know God
"A thoroughly delightful book that is destined to become a classic. Inside Out will nurture your child's soul and help preserve their connection to spirit. Wendy Halley is to be commended as she has created very good medicine indeed."
- Hank Wesselman, PhD Author, Spiritwalker Trilogy, The Journey to the Sacred Garden and Spirit Medicine
"Inside Out is a captivating tale that reminds us all of the beautiful shiny spirits we truly are! A story for kids and adults alike. Children will jump on clouds along with Karly and Natasha. And adults will have fun remembering that they too can walk on the moon and be shiny and new. We loved it!"
- Louisa & Rick Clerici Authors, Sparks From the Fire of Time
"The joy of Inside Out is that its universal message can have such a deep impact on so many people young and old. As a therapist, I have used this book with great success with clients of all ages who each responded to the story in different, but utterly amazing ways. As a grandmother, it has become a "requested regular." My grandson can repeat the text before even reading it to him and he is delighted each time as if it were the first. For myself, I have sat and read Inside Out over and over while allowing the "magic" that I know Wendy infused into the story to wash through me - helping me to be a better therapist, grandmother, parent, and hopefully, person. I would hope that all therapists, parents, and grandparents would give themselves a present by reading this remarkable story."
- Holli Toline, M.A., L.P.C. Director, Howell Youth & Family Counseling Services
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"Have A Little Faith"
The magical story of how Wendy and John met is included in the book Chocolate for a Woman's Courage (Simon & Schuster).
Read the original manuscript
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