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  • 5.5" x 8.5" size, 100pgAnn Williams-Fitzgerald’s book The Keys to Successful Healing, is an engaging work in which Williams-Fitzgerald presents a framework for explaining and plan for dealing with our discontent. This is an intelligently constructed piece of work: sensitive to the requirements of her readership, the author takes time to explain the foundations of spiritual healing and answer some commonly asked questions clearly, simply, and unambiguously, before presenting her own ‘plan of action’. The prose is lucid and fluent while the writing remains rich and textured.ISBN   978-1-7638527-0-9  
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    6cm x 3cm Handpainted. Please note as these are handcrafted items, there will be a variance in the wood tone. Full colour is hand painted. 100% Tasmanian Made. Signed by Artist on back.
  • 68x68mm Square full colour printed magnet. 'Tasmanian Devil'.   100% Tasmanian Made.   (c) Annie Fitz - Art Magnet Range 2025.The Tasmanian Devil (Sarcophilus harrisii) is the largest carnivorous marsupial in the world and only found in Tasmania. However, the Tasmanian Devil population is rapidly declining.It was it's late-night, ‘otherworldly’ howl, heard by early European settlers, which led to its common name. Tasmanian Devils are the size of a small dog, weighing 4 kg to 14 kg, and standing about 30 cm tall.  Devils have dark brown to black fur (sometimes with a hint of red-brown), with a large white stripe across their breast and the odd spot on their sides. Their faces are compact, with long whiskers, dark eyes and pink on the inner ears. 
  • Australian Pelican  4cm x 6cm.  Please note as these are handcrafted items, there will be a variance in the wood tone. Full Colour is hand painted. 100% Tasmanian Made. Signed by Artist.Note:  Due to manual measurements, please allow slight measurement deviations. Due to the different display and lighting effects, the actual colour of the item may be slightly different from the colour displayed on the picture.
  • 85mm circle. High Quality print, UV resistant and Waterproof. Vinyl stickers for vehicles, boats, for exterior and interior.
  • Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page / Details Quick View
    6cm x 3cm Handpainted. Please note as these are handcrafted items, there will be a variance in the wood tone. Full colour is hand painted. 100% Tasmanian Made. Signed by Artist on back
  • 60mmx160mm, full colour double sided, 350gsm, gloss laminate, round corners. 100% Tasmanian Made.
  • 60mmx160mm, full colour double sided, 350gsm, gloss laminate, round corners. 100% Tasmanian Made.
  • 5" x 8" size, 126pgLana’s Little Book of Spells & Magick by Ann Williams-Fitzgerald offers a gentle exploration of everyday magick, spirituality and the natural world.For more than 38 years, Ann has channelled Lana Temple, a High Priestess, along with Son of White Cloud, the Wise Ones and other spiritual guides. Ann feels that Lana has been a guiding presence throughout her spiritual journey.Inspired by Ann’s embrace of the Wiccan path and her deep connection with nature—including birds, animals, rocks, plants and trees—this book brings together practical spells and magick for everyday life.Whether you are new to the Wiccan path or an experienced practitioner, Lana’s Little Book of Spells & Magick offers a gentle guide to connecting with the elements, nature, intuition and the unseen world.ISBN   978-1-7638527-5-4
  • 5" x 8" size, 121pg - FIRST EDITIONAnn Williams-Fitzgerald’s book Murmurs from My Soul – a book of verse, is an engaging work in which Williams-Fitzgerald explores her deep emotions and responses to her journey from childhood into adulthood. Out of her own pain and suffering has come forth the understanding of what brings about our own successful healing.We don't just grow up; sometimes, we have to survive growing up. This raw and deeply moving contemporary poetry collection dives into the dark spaces of adult trauma, capturing the unspoken weight of abuse, loss, and profound emotional pain.Written for the adult survivor, these honest, unfiltered poems navigate the complex labyrinth of grief and loss, the shattering reality of toxic relationships, and the quiet ache of a broken heart. Each page acts as an emotional release, giving a voice to the silent battles of mental health and the painful process of unlearning the survival mechanisms of our youth.But this is not just a book about suffering. It is an anthem for inner child healing and trauma recovery. It is a gentle, guiding light for anyone currently letting go and soul searching in the aftermath of a storm.Dr Ann Williams-Fitzgerald’s love for life is shown in her exuberance and in her work as a Spiritual Healer.   To the seeker within every soul. To the eternal spark that guides us through the dark, and the shared spirit that unites us all as one.978-1-7638527-4-7 (paperback)
  • 5" x 8" size, 164pg - Revised VersionAnn Williams-Fitzgerald’s channelled work is a book of spiritual arrows.Let each arrow fly straight to your heart.Let it pierce your veil of everyday existence, for then you will discover, through quiet contemplation of each softly spoken guidance, the great richness which is you!Words of Guidance are truly words to live by. They are the channelled words of Son of White Cloud and the Wise Ones. These Native American Indian ancestors are here to offer their words of guidance and wisdom to all who are willing to listen.‘Know that you are one with the Great Spirit’ says Son of White Cloud.ISBN 978-1-7638527-2-3
  • 5" x 8" size, 115pgAnn Williams-Fitzgerald’s book Nothing is Really Solid, is an engaging work in which Williams-Fitzgerald presents a compelling introduction to the Thymus Chakra.Dr Ann Williams-Fitzgerald’s love for life is shown in her exuberance and in her work as a Spiritual Healer. Out of her own pain and suffering came forth the understanding of what brings about successful healing. Life is wrought with challenges that are opportunities to grow in spiritual awareness.To practice excellence in healing we should understand the linkage between the physical and non-physical (energy) aspects of the human body. Our body is a powerhouse of energy; therefore, it is our tool for channelling, and releasing the universal life force. Without a basic understanding of what energy is and how it works within the body, we would be like a builder who, without knowing either his materials or his tools, sets out to build a house. The final result would be haphazard and inferior.So we need to understand the nature of energy.ISBN   978-1-7638527-3-0 (paperback) 
  • 68x68mm Square full colour printed magnet. 'Superb Fairy-wren'   100% Tasmanian Made.   (c) Annie Fitz - Art Magnet Range.The Superb Fairy-wren (Malurus cyaneus) is a tiny, long-tailed bird common in Tasmania, found in areas with dense shrubbery, parks, and gardens. Breeding males feature striking bright blue plumage, while females and non-breeding males are mostly brown with long blue tails. Known as socially monogamous but promiscuous, they often form small family groups.
  • 68x68mm Square full colour printed magnet. 'TASMANIAN FORESTER KANGAROO'.   100% Tasmanian Made.   (c) Annie Fitz - Art Magnet Range.Forester Kangaroo​​​​​​The Forester kangaroo (Macropus giganteus)
    • ​largest marsupial in Tasmania, and the second largest in the world
    • adult males can reach over 60 kg and stand 2 metres tall
    • their colour varies from light brownish grey in males, to grey in females
    • they have thick tails and large ears
    • they make clucking sounds between themselves and give a guttural cough when alarmed.
  • 68x68mm Square full colour printed magnet. 'TASMANIAN EASTERN QUOLL  (NATIVE CAT)'.   100% Tasmanian Made.   (c) Annie Fitz - Art Magnet Range.The Tasmanian Eastern Quoll, or Dasyurus viverrinus, is an endangered, medium-sized, nocturnal carnivorous marsupial native to Tasmania that was once common across mainland Australia but is now extinct on the mainland. They are recognised by their fawn or black fur with white spots on the body but not the tail, and they play an important ecological role as opportunistic hunters and scavengers, feeding on insects, small mammals, and birds. Also called native cat. Eastern Quolls are found in the dry-moderate rainfall areas of the eastern part of Tasmania, in open grasslands, farmland, woodlands, dry forests, coastal scrub and alpine heathland. This species is considered extinct on the Australian mainland due to disease, predation by foxes and poisoning.
  • 68x68mm Square full colour printed magnet. 'Echidna'.   100% Tasmanian Made.   (c) Annie Fitz - Art Magnet Range.Tasmanian short-beaked EchidnaThe Tasmanian short-beaked echidna (Tachyglossus aculeatus setosus) is a subspecies of short-beaked echidna endemic to Tasmania.  The fur of the Tasmanian subspecies is thicker and longer than that of echidnas in warmer mainland areas and therefore often conceals the spines. The echidna is common throughout most of Australia and lowland New Guinea. In Tasmania it is particularly common in dry open country on the east coast. Echidnas feed mainly on ants and termites though they have been known to eat other invertebrates. They generally feed during early morning and late evenings – the cooler periods of the day. They have an acute sense of smell which they rely on to detect food.
  • 68x68mm Square full colour printed magnet. 'Tasmanian Whiteback Magpie'.   100% Tasmanian Made.   (c) Annie Fitz - Art Magnet Range.Tasmanian Magpies do not swoop at people.  The Tasmanian magpies seem to be much more chilled than the mainland relatives. We don't know why it is that the Tasmanian magpies don't swoop and don't attack, but it's just one of these things that it's a very conspicuous difference.Tasmanian Whiteback Magpies are the subspecies of the Australian Magpie, scientifically known as Gymnorhina tibicen hypoleuca, found in Tasmania. They are distinguished by their entirely white back and rump, in contrast to the "black-backed" subspecies found in northern Australia. Like other Australian Magpies, they have black and white plumage, a distinctive flute-like song, and an omnivorous diet.