The Gift of Change: Spiritual Guidance for Living Your Best Life
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Read in March, 2008
This book covered a wide range of material and it wasn't until I finished it that I grasped just how vast that material was. It begins with a lot on spiritualization:
1. The Challenge to Grow (spirtually),
2. Negative Thinking ("You don't get karmic amnesy for, 'Oh, yeah, I thought that, but I didn't really mean it.'")
3. Metaphysical power of language (kids who say, I'm ugly or Nobody likes me, I hate math; adults, too).
4. Meditation: "Einstein said, 'We won't s...more
1. The Challenge to Grow (spirtually),
2. Negative Thinking ("You don't get karmic amnesy for, 'Oh, yeah, I thought that, but I didn't really mean it.'")
3. Metaphysical power of language (kids who say, I'm ugly or Nobody likes me, I hate math; adults, too).
4. Meditation: "Einstein said, 'We won't s...more
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I love Marianne Williamson.
She has a way of writing that is very clear and gets right to the heart of things.
1. It is crucial to take the time everyday to go within and meditate and pray. If you don't take the time to do that, you have no right to complain.
2. If you do take the time to do that, you will become closer to God and your life will transform.
3. You can make the conscious decision to give your life over to God's will accepting the fact that his plan for you is the ...more
She has a way of writing that is very clear and gets right to the heart of things.
1. It is crucial to take the time everyday to go within and meditate and pray. If you don't take the time to do that, you have no right to complain.
2. If you do take the time to do that, you will become closer to God and your life will transform.
3. You can make the conscious decision to give your life over to God's will accepting the fact that his plan for you is the ...more
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Read in June, 2008
M. Williamson has a unique ability to bridge the spiritual and practical, the inspirational and personal. Skip this book if you're looking for quick tips, tools and techniques for, as the title says, 'living your best life'. This is all about cultivating our inner life ... about paying greater attention to who we are and our relationship to God.
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I actually met Marianne at a "Celebrate Your Life" Conference two years ago in Scottsdale AZ. She already knew what I was going to say to her before I walked up to have her sign my book. It was an amazing three minute discussion. This is the book she signed for me. I love it and her very much.
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Read in January, 2007
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peeps who had near-death experiences
I can't believe how into this book I got. I bought it atTarget after doing a 'book dip' on it 4 times and being moved by every passage. I should mention I got it the day I was released from the hospital and had a true Freudian experience and also met my fucking maker!
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Read in April, 2008
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Lindsay
Williams is one of my favorite writers. She has a deeper wisdom that just clicks with me. This book took me a while to get through and wasn't my favorite of hers, but parts of it have great nuggets that it is well worht the read.
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It was ok. I don't totally believe with her perspectives on some spiritual issues. However, she really gives you some good advice about being who we were created to be.
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Read in July, 2007
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Its giving a lot of the same message but you need repetition to learn. Its one of my happy thoughts.
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I am a huge fan of Marianne Williamson. Her writing is very pure, supportive and full of wisdom.
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Read in July, 2008
She has a lot of food for thought. Its good for me now for what Im experencing now
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Read in April, 2007
This is a must-read for anyone willing to open their heart to change!
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Read in December, 2007
Okay but not great. Basically a rehash of 'Return to Love'
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