Mia’s World: An Extraordinary Gift. An Unforgettable Journey

Mia’s World: An Extraordinary Gift. An Unforgettable Journey
Mia Dolan

Rosalyn Chissick

In the follow up to the Sunday Times bestseller, The Gift, we are taken on a journey further into the psychic world of Mia Dolan, one of Britain's most gifted psychics. Mia’s World is an amazing psychic adventure which reveals the truth about the spirit world.In Mia’s World, Mia Dolan takes on a student – Roz Chissick, a writer with absolutely no previous psychic training, and teaches her how to tap into her innate psychic gift. The result is an exciting psychic adventure not only for Roz but also for you the reader.Mia reveals more of her fascinating experiences of ghosts, spirits and explains the truth about the darker forces from the other side. We are taken on ghost-busts, to the mystical site of Avalon and astral travels to the home of her spirit guide.Mia reveals how we find happiness in this world and answers profound questions about life, death and psychic phenomena:- What is it like to die?- How can we still communicate with loved ones after death?- Do angels and demons exist?- Is there such a thing as a soul mate?- Is there such a thing as destiny or do we control our own fate?- What happens to our souls after we die?'I wish there was some way I could share my ability to see things other people can't. We all have a guide, but not everyone can see or hear theirs. I've no idea what opened up the link between Eric and me, but I consider it a gift.' Mia Dolan in Real magazine

Mia’s World

An extraordinary gift. An unforgettable journey.

MIA DOLAN

with Rosalyn Chissick

Dedication (#ulink_2bfd2db0-5934-5542-b2b2-55813cf79133)

Mia

To all who are searching, may this book help light your way

Roz

For Mark, Hannah and Mackensie Michael Jones

Contents

Cover (#u32c35b7f-e6b6-5952-a166-46c8ae638f1b)

Title Page (#u2b0c28fb-897d-594f-891a-f46faf98f672)

Dedication (#u9ac7c1f5-d25e-563e-bb85-9597b0120d25)

Prologue: Belief (#ue1bda5c2-d407-5756-8128-f34ee16ed5a9)

Chapter 1 Love and Loss (#u728e2272-0be1-51ac-a78e-9bdf00348188)

Chapter 2 Need (#ue9b4ed63-ba6d-5bb6-817a-0c391e7e2723)

Chapter 3 Life Energy (#ua0e18735-bc42-58af-b4c2-b796ec5105c9)

Chapter 4 Magic (#u54cb0954-f7b9-5ea8-85cb-cb579e69deac)

Chapter 5 An Impromptu Reading (#litres_trial_promo)

Chapter 6 Mary and the Bell Tower (#litres_trial_promo)

Chapter 7 Protection (#litres_trial_promo)

Chapter 8 Visualization (#litres_trial_promo)

Chapter 9 The Zone (#litres_trial_promo)

Chapter 10 Guides (#litres_trial_promo)

Chapter 11 Dreaming (#litres_trial_promo)

Chapter 12 David (#litres_trial_promo)

Chapter 13 The Sack of Gold (#litres_trial_promo)

Chapter 14 Avalon (#litres_trial_promo)

Chapter 15 Stream of Emotions (#litres_trial_promo)

Chapter 16 Working in the Zone (#litres_trial_promo)

Chapter 17 The Relationship Room (#litres_trial_promo)

Chapter 18 Breakthrough (#litres_trial_promo)

Chapter 19 The Café (#litres_trial_promo)

Chapter 20 Subterfuge (#litres_trial_promo)

Chapter 21 You Can’t Make Miracles (#litres_trial_promo)

Chapter 22 The Psychic Supper (#litres_trial_promo)

Epilogue: Belief (#litres_trial_promo)

Acknowledgements (#litres_trial_promo)

Copyright (#litres_trial_promo)

About the Publisher (#litres_trial_promo)

Prologue: Belief (#ulink_0ea90cc8-0e8c-52f5-84d5-60477eb2456e)

Mia

I sat in a hotel room in Bath, waiting. In the year since the publication of my first book, I’d seen more hotel rooms than I had in the rest of my 42 years. I lit a cigarette, and glanced around the empty room. The curtains were heavy and shiny; the table set with cups and saucers. I thought of the warmth of my kitchen on the Isle of Sheppey, filled with the noise and liveliness of my family, my clients and friends. What was I doing here, miles from home?

People imagine psychics don’t ask questions. We’re meant to know everything but, although we are party to special and important information, we are still human. Stubbing out the cigarette, I got off the bed and padded around, hoping to relieve the wariness I could feel building. Catching sight of my reflection in the mirrored door of the wardrobe, I fumbled in my bag for my lipstick. The familiar ritual of applying it was calming.

I had been working as a psychic for more than 20 years, giving readings to a circle of people that grew by word of mouth as my practice developed. Now I was becoming a public face, a woman known for her psychic powers and, any minute now, a journalist from a leading magazine would arrive to interview me.

My daughter Tanya and I had read that magazine avidly, laughing at the gossip and glamour of celebrity lives. It was odd to think that now people wanted my story. But I had no illusions: our glories are transitory. Life is a wheel, bringing those at the bottom to the top – and, inevitably, down to the bottom again.

All the same, I felt apprehensive. I believe in what I do, and I didn’t want my words misinterpreted by yet another close-minded journalist.