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Marvin
J Shaw is
an Author, Educator, Holistic Therapist and Kabbalistic Life-Coach.
He has researched and run workshops on 'Kosher
Happiness' themes (in the UK and Israel) for over ten years. A teacher of Counselling, Colour
Therapy, Stress-Busting, Creative Writing, Public Speaking and Personal Development, Marvin has enjoyed working with all strands
of the Jewish community and the wider public, including the Mentally Ill.Affectionately known as the 'Soul Poet'
and the 'Colour Doctor,' Marvin is a powerful motivational speaker who has presented and produced three radio series
for Radio RTM as well as making guest appearances for Spectrum Radio and LBC. Marvin's vision is to teach and spread the Kosher Happiness 12 Step Programme
worldwide.
This is Marvin's second
book, his first being 10 Days To Change Your Life - The Ultimate Jewish Self-Help Book.
The author, Marvin
J Shaw is a person of unusual insight and sensitivity and it is this, together with his wide knowledge of Judaism, Psychology,
Colour Therapy and Kabbalah that has driven him to write this quite remarkable book. As a keen observer
of the often seemingly insurmountable pressures that beset us all in this age of stress, he has produced what can only be
described as a life-line to the many seeking to ameliorate the difficulties in their lives. Kosher Happiness is more than just a book; it is a life
programme as it covers, in the twelve months of the Jewish year, every aspect of religious and emotional existence.
One
cannot but feel charmed and energised by Kosher Happiness. The reader is empowered to find a positive approach to any situation,
and is encouraged to stride forward confidently into the future……May all who read this lovely book find kosher
happiness, guided by the wisdom of Torah.
Rabbi David Lister. Edgware. 24th Tishri
5770 / 12th October 2009
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