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In this wonderful little 'money bible', Stuart Wilde presents the ten laws of abundance and money, showing us that we can align effortlessly with good fortune! Stuart reveals the psychological aspects of the money game, as well as the deeper secrets of prosperity. He reminds us that comprehending the ebb and flow of money in our lives is one of the great spiritual lessons of life, as are physical balance, love and interpersonal relationships. Throughout history, philosophers and great religious leaders have taught that there is divine abundance, which ebbs and flows through our lives as the seasons do. Money is just a symbol of the infinite goodness that gave us life. Basically, Stuart lets us know that we can be rich and be spiritual. With wealth, we can help others strengthen themselves so that they can also accumulate money. Abundance, Stuart reminds us, is our birthright! Kirjastojen kuvailuja ei löytynyt. |
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…. I like the idea of ‘living richly’ first, even if you’re not literally making or spending that many literal dollars, and Then, going out and making a lot of real physical dollars, like someone does when they ‘live richly’.
…. And for all his charming roguery Stuart does believe in love. I do read ‘motor oil’ money books in addition to wispy ones like this, but sometimes the other kind gets stuck in fear and bad energy and, I don’t know, how can I have more money while being like everyone else? 🧐 But really abundance is about making people feel good: do that and there aren’t so many people like you, and if it’s just you, you make what you make, no limits. 🥳
…. I used to think that Stuart was a little too brief in a lot of his books, but now I just think he’s very quick to win the game he plays with himself, you know. —You can make money, and you can be a good person, and have fun. ~ There, you don’t have to block out huge blocks of time for that, right? I actually think some writers, including some practical/money writers, are too slow in wrapping things up. And in general, even, as much as I want to avoid feeling weird unnecessary guilt about liking to read and having long unread books and so on—I actually had this efficiency-guilt attack once that I was reading all these long books that I wasn’t going to finish, so I abandoned three or four of them, so I wouldn’t have “too many books”, and maybe except in, well, at least in one case it was unnecessary; life isn’t about expunging guilt through efficiency, right—but on the other hand, going through many many very long books that don’t need to be so damn long or so numerous in your closet can muddle up your energy, you know: all these Stephen King books that tackling can be a bit like going into Iraq or something—there’s no exit strategy…. Not saying he’s a terrible guy or whatever; maybe a little angry and self-important, but I have seen him do promotion-quotes on books that I thought were actually done quite well.