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Book Review ~ Personal Development for Smart People by Steve Pavlina
I’ve been a long time occasional visitor to Steve Pavlina’s blog Personal Development for Smart People. I’ve found him to be caring, insightful and a delightfully refreshing change from many of the “major” so called self help or development gurus / marketeers. I was happy to discover recently that he’d written a book and was making it freely available to fortunate bloggers such as I for review.
Spiritual Economics - The principles And Process Of True Prosperity
I like this book a lot it offers thoughtful advice and insight around how it is through our personal experience of self and our connection to spirit (However you interpret that) that we create prosperity in our lives.
Fading Towards Enlightenment
This book charts the authors journey of discovery as a spiritual seeker traversing the turbulent depths of his being through times of hope and deep despair but all the while gaining insight and understanding of self and oneness.
New Research Reveals That Thoughts Affect Genes
Thomas Herold over at Quantum Biocommunication has posted an item on some very interesting research by cellular biologist Dr. Bruce Lipton, a former medical school professor and research scientist.
Here is a bargain.
One of my favourite books is on special at Cygnus for just £2.60 which is 80% of the RRP.
The Seven Stages Of Money Maturity
The Seven Stages of Money Maturity shows readers how to identify internalized messages about money, understand the feelings that affect financial decisions, develop new skills in dealing with money, and take on money tasks with enthusiasm and optimism. The payoff is great: the deep freedom that comes from letting go of old patterns and painful habits and the boundless satisfaction of living a life that is fulfilling both financially and spiritually.
The Street Kids Guide To Having It All
I cannot recommend this book highly enough. If you want a simple no nonsense guide to creating the life of your dreams, whatever those dreams may be, then
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