What do your spiritual convictions have to do with traffic jams, job anxiety, reading the newspaper, or arguing with your spouse? Everything, accor...
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Jan 03, 2010
Lynn
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In the introduction, Williamson urges the reader to go beyond being a seeker of the truth. She states that she wrote Everyday Grace as a "traveling companion for the modern mystic" who is on the journey of personal transformation. According to Williamson, "Our spiritual victory lies in rising above the mental forces of fear and limitation...thus attaining the power to heal and be healed." That appears to be the destiny when we embark on a journey as a mystic.
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Jan 11, 2009
Kimberly
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Inspirational and down-to-earth, full of insight into the possibilites of the world we can create, if we become conscious enough to let it happen...
"Our choice to stand within a field of infinite possibility is our miraculous authority in any situation."
“Each day can be a glorious canvas painted by the hand of God, and we pray for eyes with which to see it.”
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"Our choice to stand within a field of infinite possibility is our miraculous authority in any situation."
“Each day can be a glorious canvas painted by the hand of God, and we pray for eyes with which to see it.”
“From a spiritual perspective anything negative that happens has only one purpose: to f More...
May 12, 2011
Joanne
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Great Book! It is to be read over and over again....
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Dec 01, 2011
Loved reading this this morning:
"A moment of silence is our cosmic reset button. My niece, Meredith, is a third grade teacher, and she puts a moment of silence to great use when her students are beginning to spin out of control. "Stop!" she says, putting a hand out in front of her like the Supremes singing, "Stop, in the name of love!" Then she says, "Take a deep breath," and inhales. Then she taps the fingers of one hand to the side of her head, cou More...
"A moment of silence is our cosmic reset button. My niece, Meredith, is a third grade teacher, and she puts a moment of silence to great use when her students are beginning to spin out of control. "Stop!" she says, putting a hand out in front of her like the Supremes singing, "Stop, in the name of love!" Then she says, "Take a deep breath," and inhales. Then she taps the fingers of one hand to the side of her head, cou More...
Jan 12, 2009
Shelli
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Although I don't agree with all of Williamson's theological explanations, this book struck a chord. Love and being in harmony with God's will truly can heal each of us and all of us at the same time. I've always loved reading books with True principles from all religions, and this one did not disappoint.
Mar 22, 2010
Melanie
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This book contains some really great nuggets. Marianne knows how to break things down into language that makes so much clear sense. Some of it I kind of skimmed through, but there was one part that really motivated me and actually made a big difference in how I begin each day. I liked A Return To Love better, but this is very much worth reading.
Aug 31, 2009
Meghan
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This is an extremely powerful book, especially if you're questioning your relationship with a higher power. I found Williamson's references to Cinderella and Harry Potter amusing and relatable. It was an easy read but that doesn't mean the content wasn't meaningful. Williamson chooses her words and her examples carefully; every idea she poses is meant to invoke a reaction. I keenly felt her points and was left quite thoughtful after I put the book down. The idea of "everyday grace" wil
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Sep 13, 2009
Stitchywoman
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There was some thought provoking things in this book. It was a little too generic at times. I liked that the chapters were short so the book could be read at a slower pace with time to contemplate the concepts.
Mar 25, 2011
This title was South Austin Spiritual Book Group's pick for March of 2011.
The book was well edited and had practical suggestions that I am actually using in my daily life now.
However, many of the members of our group felt that "Return to Love", Williamson's first book, was far superior
to this one and that her voice is not as authentic as it was in the beginning of her career when she was closer to the Course in Miracles.
The book was well edited and had practical suggestions that I am actually using in my daily life now.
However, many of the members of our group felt that "Return to Love", Williamson's first book, was far superior
to this one and that her voice is not as authentic as it was in the beginning of her career when she was closer to the Course in Miracles.
Sep 07, 2010
Rose
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I found this book to be somewhat uplifting & inspirational at times. She does have a way with words to make someone feel comforted & hopeful for the purpose of life.
Feb 28, 2009
Colbey
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I love to read anything from Marianne. If you are looking for spirituality, start here. I love all her books, but this one is my fave.
Jan 05, 2010
Katrina
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Everyone should read this book. I try to refer back to it and highlighted passages I want to read again. I must for this year!
Jan 12, 2009
Trudy
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Favorite author, book gives great insight to how we can change the way we look at our lives and ourselves.
Apr 20, 2010
Jeannie
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found this to be quite a disappointment, esp as I loved her first book so much.
May 12, 2011
Matthew
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Awesome book! A gold mine of insight and wisdom! Everyone should read this.
Jan 16, 2012
Brneyedbrunette
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loved it, loved it, loved it. I crack it open when I just need a little reminder.
May 17, 2011
Andrea
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Again this book took me to a better place of understanding my self and the world we live in. If we all lived by the philosophy that is written in the pages of this amazing book we would see that we live in an amazing place. This is the third time I have read this and it continues to resonate with me!
May 07, 2009
Jaclyn
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I found this book inspirational and enjoyable. There were a few bits that I didn't enjoy quite as much, but overall I would recommend this book. The author addresses spiritual practices without addressing them to any particular religion or spirituality specifically. For this reason, almost everyone can benefit from reading this book and will find it enjoyable and inspirational, which I believe was the writers purpose.
Jun 29, 2011
"As long as there are walls inside our minds, we are bounds to remain behind them. For id you think you can't, you can't. If you think you can, you might. And it you think God can, you're on your way to a life of spritual triumph."
Jul 24, 2011
Ali
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She might be one of the most enlightened people alive on the planet today, Ms. Williamson. (In my incredibly humble opinion.) This is one of her earlier books, I believe. It has a sweetness to it, and a very straightforward approach - very digestible and applicable to everyday living.
Feb 01, 2010
Terri
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more attainable than a return to love (which is a very good book but for some of us, presents a more long term plan). I read the chapter on Grieving at my mother's funeral as part of my remarks; I, as well as many others, found Williamson's words intensely comforting in our time of need.
