The Boy Who Saw True

Oct 20, 2024 4:29 AM

The Boy Who Saw True is based on the diary entries of a young Victorian boy whose extraordinary supernatural talent reveals itself within these pages. By turns naïve, insightful, funny and moving, it is an extremely convincing account of a precocious paranormal talent, and all the more persuasive because the young diarist never sets out to win over his readers. Born with incredible clairvoyant powers, the anonymous author could see auras and spirits, yet failed to realise that other people were not similarly gifted. This remarkable book has become a paranormal classic.

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The mind programme that helped me win my Olympic Golds

—— Sir Chris Hoy

Steve Peters is the most important person in my career

—— Victoria Pendleton, World and Olympic Cycling Champion

Steve's been excellent. He is a specialist in what he does and a genius in that field, and is such an understanding guy.

—— Brendan Rodgers

Absolutely fascinating, the book is fantastic ... I'm obsessed with this book

—— Chris Evans, Radio Two

This book is fantastic ... [it] really does offer simple but effective ways to really improve your life.

—— Ronnie O'Sullivan

If you want to know, in general terms, about the psychological techniques that Bradley Wiggins used in the Tour de France that helped him win, you can find out through this book, The Chimp Paradox by Dr Steve Peters

—— Richard Bacon, Radio Five Live

Steve Peters is a genius.

—— Dave Brailsford, Principal at Sky ProCycling

For anyone guilty of sabotaging their own happiness, these wise words and insights could be just what you need.

—— The Sun

For world class mental edge

—— Men’s Fitness

Teach Us to Sit Still is a small triumph of narrative artistry, luxuriantly written and full of bone-dry humour. I'd recommend it to any man over 45 who frets incessantly about his health - which is to say, any man over 45

—— Marcus Berkmann , Spectator

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