Bücher von Peter Mulraney

Peter Mulraney enjoyed a forty year career across education, banking and finance, and public administration before transitioning to a creative retirement of writing. As a crime writing mystic, he's the author of more than thirty books, including several self-help titles.Seeing Things Differently is a collection of articles with a focus on rethinking the ways of the world. Originally published as opinion pieces on Medium, the articles are collected around four themes:Personal growthEnvironmental issuesLessons from the pandemicPolitical awarenessSeeing Things Differently encourages you to pay greater attention to what's going on in the world and to engage in rethinking what you've been told about how the world works.

Insights of a modern mysticPeter Mulraney is a modern day or urban mystic. Unlike ancient mystics, he's not secluded in a monastery or ashram but lives an everyday life much like yours. Making Space For The Divine invites you to join Peter in reflecting on some of the insights he's received from making space for the divine in his busy life.Peter sees himself as a mystic and not a guru, so this is a book of insights to contemplate, not a set of teachings you will be asked to believe. Hopefully, while you're reflecting on Peter's insights, you'll receive a few of your own.

Distraction: a thing that prevents someone from concentrating on something else.Travers and Palumbo join the investigation to identify who killed Sarah Taylor and abducted her four-year-old daughter, Ella.A group calling itself 4 Freedom claims responsibility for the abduction and demands an end to the vaccine mandates.The investigators get a lucky break - but their celebrations are short lived. 4 Freedom strikes again, and they are left wondering if Ella's abduction was a planned distraction - something designed to divert their attention away from 4 Freedom's real agenda.If you like a murder mystery with unexpected twists, you'll enjoy Distraction, the second book in Peter Mulraney's Travers and Palumbo series.

The way you look at life is a question of perspective. These insights, from a long-term student of life, invite you to question your perspective - and consider looking at life from a different angle. If the way you're looking at life could use a bit of a shake up, these thought-provoking articles and illustrations might be just the thing to get you started. Remember, if you keep thinking about life the same way - it stays the same.

Revenge. Betrayal. Murder.Detective Inspector West scrambles to stop a serial killer and smash a car-stealing racket.Trent Mitchell is a man with a grudge and a list of people to execute. He's started on his mission.Ian Holden is a car thief with a problem. Someone wants him dead.Can Inspector West bring them to justice before Trent kills everyone on his list and Ian disappears without a trace?If you like a story with twists and surprises, you'll enjoy Peter Mulraney's Twisted Justice, the fifth book in his Inspector West series.

Modern tools for modern mystics.Modern mystics don't get to hide away in monasteries and ashrams or a cave in the mountains like the holy men and women of the past.In these secular times, modern mystics are ordinary people called to the mystical journey in the everyday world.Perhaps you've heard the call to the mystical journey but you're not quite sure what to do next. Maybe you're wondering what this mystical journey stuff is all about. You're in the right place.In this handbook for modern mystics by Peter Mulraney, author of My Life is My Responsibility, you'll find a clear description of the mystical journey, inspiring insights, and a helpful set of tools for navigating your way.This is a handbook for those ready to start the mystical journey - and for those who have set out on their own.

Words of wisdom from a modern-day mystic in a language you can understand.Conscious living involves being aware of what's going on in your life and, more importantly, what's going on in your mind.How you experience life depends on what you choose to believe.If you never take the time to examine your beliefs, or to question your assumptions, you end up living unconsciously.When you live unconsciously, you live your life according to somebody else's beliefs. You end up trying to meet somebody else's expectations and not your own.The insights in this book flow from a sense of being aware that you can change the world, but not in the way most of us think about doing that.Real change happens when you accept that there is only one thing that can be changed: how you choose to see things.