You
may already be familiar with these three books. If you are, then you know what
I mean. If you aren’t, then you might consider reading them.
A
good friend loaned the first two to me. I’m so glad she did.
Wishes
Fulfilled, Mastering the Art of Manifesting by Dr. Wayne W.
Dyer.
Dr. Dyer explains in very simple terms how to get what it is you want. He draws
on the teachings of St. Germain and the “I AM” Discourses. I have been a
student of the original “I AM” Discourses for many years, and I felt that Dr.
Dyer’s book brought the concepts of the original discourses up to date for a
modern audience. Everything in the book is what I have been explaining to
people for some time. Perhaps if my friends read it from Dr. Dyer they will
find it more believable. The key: envision (visualize) what it is you want,
just the way you want it, already accomplished. Hold that vision regardless of
what current conditions are. Hold that vision. It will be yours. When you say
“I am” be very careful what you say after that, because if you say it often
enough “you will be” for better or for worse.
Dying
to be Me, my journey from cancer to near death to true healing by Anita Moorjani. Dr. Dyer wrote
extensively about Anita Moorjani and her book in his book Wishes Fulfilled. Moorjani gives us a
very clear picture of what “the other side” is like. Her journey is so
incredible and heartwarming. Of interest, is her realizing why she had cancer
in the first place.
I
highly recommend the two books above. Read Dr. Dyer first then Anita Moorjani.
The
third book was a Christmas gift. I read it in one sitting…it was that good. I
can’t believe I had never heard of the author before, but you can be sure I
will be getting more of his books.
have
a little faith
by Mitch Albom.
What do you do when your Rabbi asks you “Will you do my eulogy?” That question
took the author on an eight-year journey he never expected and two profound
friendships for which he will always be grateful. If you get this book, make
sure you have a full box of tissues at your elbow…especially as you get toward
the end.
