What books are you reading?
Any you highly recommend or that have enlightened you?
There are so many I have read.. I will have to start a list here soon.
But at the moment I am reading Wayne Dyer's "You'll see it when you believe it" and just finished Chicken soup "Living your Dreams"
They are both fabulous!
I am also currently listeing to Twelve Pillars..a CD set by Chris Widener and Jim Rohn. Though they are not known as LOA coaches or anything like the teaching of Abraham, it's really all the same...it's all about personal development, bettering your attitude and your life, belief in yourself, courage to take risks and move forward, beleiving you will succeed, culitvating your life like a garden, becoming a leader and living your dreams.
I personally dont believe in the "ask and it is given "attitude 100%. I Believe you also have to work toward what you want. In other words, the bum on the street can't ask to be a millionaire and become one overnight. But he can ask, and take the steps toward becoming one and EXPECT he will become one .
Think and Grow rich is another I've read twice. An oldie but a goodie!
Books are great arent they? I have many listed on my blog that I love too http://www.heartnsoulathome.blogspot.com
Quoting miabelladebra:There are so many I have read.. I will have to start a list here soon.
But at the moment I am reading Wayne Dyer's "You'll see it when you believe it" and just finished Chicken soup "Living your Dreams"
They are both fabulous!
I am also currently listeing to Twelve Pillars..a CD set by Chris Widener and Jim Rohn. Though they are not known as LOA coaches or anything like the teaching of Abraham, it's really all the same...it's all about personal development, bettering your attitude and your life, belief in yourself, courage to take risks and move forward, beleiving you will succeed, culitvating your life like a garden, becoming a leader and living your dreams.
I personally dont believe in the "ask and it is given "attitude 100%. I Believe you also have to work toward what you want. In other words, the bum on the street can't ask to be a millionaire and become one overnight. But he can ask, and take the steps toward becoming one and EXPECT he will become one .
Think and Grow rich is another I've read twice. An oldie but a goodie!
Books are great arent they? I have many listed on my blog that I love too http://www.heartnsoulathome.blogspot.com
The book I just finished by Bob Proctor 'You Were Born Rich' that talks about that point too. Action is necessary, but the means to get to what it is you truly desire, feels effortless when you let the Universe guide you to it.
I read Joe Vital's 'The Key' about letting go of the mental hangups that inhibit you, before that. Good points, but the book is like reading with commercials. By that, I mean there is so much website name dropping, buy this & buy that, it's kind of annoying. I understand why he does it, but none the less.
Both books my father forwarded to me. Now, I'm looking for my next read... I love learning. So, I will go read your blog when I get a chance...
I just started "The Success Principles" by the great Jack Canfield.
Putting the principles into action is what will get you, as he says "from where you are to where you want to be".
It's all about transforming yourself for success, for life!
The first principle is simply to remember that you are 100% resposible for your life, meaning your choices, your actions and your reactions and that you have to stop blaming others...stop blaming the weather, blaming your neighborhood, blaming your boss, blaming your kids, your spouse, your parents...and realize that it is YOU who has decided what you do, where you live, how you react to your days events, how happy you are, etc..
"Everything you think, say and do needs to become intentional and aligned with your purpose, your values and your goals"
I highly recommend it!
~Deb
I read, The Vortex: Where the Law of Attraction Assembles All Cooperative Relationships about 2 months ago.. I highly recommend it to anyone who gets the jest of what Esther & Jerry Hicks (Teachings of Abraham) are about. I understand "it" isn't for everyone, but I relate to it the most of everything I've studied. Its all about how every relationship with which you are involved is the way it seems, due to your limiting beliefs about it. If you want to improve every realtionship you have, then you must focus yourself into achieving the best relationship you possible can, with yourself.
Now I'm reading The Amazing Power of Deliberate Intent an older book also by them.
Hey Lala! Hope you've been well. =)
I'll have to check that book out.
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on Apr. 8, 2009 at 2:17 PM