What if the most powerful changes don't come from effort at all?
In Shift Happens... Create Magic, Dr. Constance Santego explores a subtle but universal phenomenon-the moment when control drops, supervision fades, and something completes on its own.
The book begins with a simple, impossible event: a metal fork bending without force. But the fork was never the point. Through lived experience, careful observation, and a precise re-framing of healing, change, and transformation, this book reveals why breakthroughs often happen when we stop trying-and why effort, attention, and "doing it right" can quietly block the very shifts we seek.
This is not a method.
It is not a technique.
And it is not about making something happen.
Instead, Shift Happens... Create Magic uncovers the hidden mechanics behind sudden relief, spontaneous healing, emotional resolution, and life changes that arrive without warning. It explains:
- Why effort keeps the body from completing
- How supervision quietly prevents change
- Why the same moment can create trauma-or dissolve it
- What happens when authority returns to the body
- Why magic is simply what we call unsupervised completion
Written for readers who are tired of forcing change-and practitioners who want to understand what actually allows it-this book offers clarity without dogma, responsibility without control, and depth without prescription.
Nothing here asks you to believe.
Nothing asks you to try harder.
It asks you to notice what happens when you stop standing in the doorway. Because the most powerful shifts don't arrive through effort.
They arrive out of nowhere.
About the Author :
Dr. Constance Santego is an author, educator, and practitioner whose work explores the intersection of the body, consciousness, and transformation-particularly the moments when change occurs without effort, instruction, or control.For over two decades, she has worked with individuals across healing, educational, and creative disciplines, observing the same phenomenon repeat itself in different forms: the body completing what it already knows how to do when supervision steps aside.Rather than only teaching methods, her work also focuses on recognizing conditions-states of attention, safety, and orientation-that allow completion to occur naturally. Her writing is known for its precision, restraint, and refusal to turn insight into instruction.Dr. Santego is the author of numerous books across wellness, energy medicine, and spiritual inquiry. She lives in Canada, where she continues to write, teach, and explore the quiet mechanics of change.
