Listening to Your Inner Voice: Discover The Truth Within You And Let It Guide Your Way - A New Collection Of Affirmations And Meditations

by Douglas Bloch

Listening to You Inner Voice guides us in this quest by showing that the primary source of wisdom lies within us. This source of Divinity can provide guidance for our specific wants and needs, and it can help us to "follow our bliss." Listening to You Inner Voice will assist you 1. Go within and find your sense of purpose 2. Consciously choose to express that purpose 3. Work with resistance and pain as the come up and release them 4. Let the universe direct and assist you 5. Reap the rewards of a joyful and peaceful life This book is for anyone who is eager to live an abundant, inspired, and fulfilling life. The inner voice of truth is continually asking to be heard, guiding us to open doors we did not know even existed.

Genres: Spirituality

168 pages, Paperback

First published December 1, 1991

About the author

Douglas Bloch, M.A., is an author, teacher and counselor who writes and speaks on the topics of psychology, healing and spirituality. He is the author of ten books, including the inspirational self-help trilogy Words That Heal: Affirmations and Meditations for Daily Living; Listening to Your Inner Voice; and I Am With You Always, as well as the parenting book, The Power of Positive Talk. His newest works are Healing from Depression: 12 Weeks to a Better Mood and Words That Heal the Blues, which have been acclaimed as "a lifeline to healing" for those suffering from mental disorders and their families.

Douglas makes his home in Portland, Oregon where he facilitates ongoing support groups for people who suffer from depression and anxiety.

Reviews

[Jigme Datse · Rating 3 out of 5]

This feels like a book that for me might be a "good starting place" to go off in rather different directions than it intended. While I believe that aspirations are really a great thing for a person like this, this book is about affirmations.

I do not believe that affirmations are really all that useful for me. While I feel that this book does give a way for the affirmations to work better than what I have experienced of that. It is all about stating some desired goal, as something that is actually true in your life now. This seems like fundamentally lying to yourself.

Still, changing an affirmation to an aspiration is not all that difficult to do.