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Your Right to Fly
Using the premise that everyone desires to do better, this book is directed toward unlocking a "hidden power" that is ready on command for anyone, at any time, in any situation. It's easy to learn and apply the positive enthusiasm described in this book. Release your potential and fly as far and as high as your dreams can take you.
- GenresSelf Help
217 pages, Paperback
First published June 1, 1979
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October 3, 2013
"If you are living each moment out of your true desire, enjoying it, and above all, are excited about it, you will be pursuing your goal in a natural orderly way."
Information was dated, and I found the material unconnected points, despite the organizational headings, but there were some sections I needed to review again. The chapters concerning maintaining health, trusting your intuition, and the universe's abundance were good for me to review.
I must have gotten this book from my parents. Discovering my father's under-linings and comments were an unexpected pleasure.
Information was dated, and I found the material unconnected points, despite the organizational headings, but there were some sections I needed to review again. The chapters concerning maintaining health, trusting your intuition, and the universe's abundance were good for me to review.
I must have gotten this book from my parents. Discovering my father's under-linings and comments were an unexpected pleasure.
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