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3.54 AVERAGE
3.54 AVERAGE
Girlies heard about manifestions thru TikTok, the boys hear it from this book.
I guess this is for the 2 wolves inside of me, the one frustrated that I could do more and better, and the one that is telling me that good is good enough.
I guess this is for the 2 wolves inside of me, the one frustrated that I could do more and better, and the one that is telling me that good is good enough.
If there has to be any book that comes under my start read for this year, it has to be this book and I can give all reasons to justify the same.
With its easy to read and understand language, this book might have just one thing to say and that is how to harness the power of one's subconscious mind, but every chapter in the book covers different phases in life which makes it really easy to understand as to how one can actually apply the rules. So without a doubt, this is my 5-star book!
With its easy to read and understand language, this book might have just one thing to say and that is how to harness the power of one's subconscious mind, but every chapter in the book covers different phases in life which makes it really easy to understand as to how one can actually apply the rules. So without a doubt, this is my 5-star book!
Vėl nudegiau, kai ėmiau skaityti knygą savo galvoje iškėlusi jai high expectations
adventurous
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Ok so what can I say I was very exited when I purchase this book I thought that in some way it could change my life. But I was wrong this book is so repetitive and out of logic. I can give so many examples to prove that this book is totally illogical but I want it to be spoiler free. I know non-fiction books are somewhat repetitive but this books every next page something repetitive with illogical stories. This book has around 300 pages if you cut it down it will be around max 100 pages. The first 3 to 4 chapters were good but after that the author went overboard. I saw many people like this book they say it changed their life and I'm like WTF did i read this book wrong or didn't understand it, but the only reason I think of is I partially believe in God and Prayers that's why I feel that way, I don't know. The only good thing is that I didn't feel board while reading this book. The CONCLUSION is this, You can give it a try may be you like it may be it will change your life but it didn't work for me
You are a child of the infinite life that knows no end. You
are an heir to eternity. You are wonderful!
are an heir to eternity. You are wonderful!
The Power of Pseudoscience crap
You can not win with Murphy. If you get what you 'prayed' for, it shows power of your subconscious mind. If you don't, than you didn't pray right. And there is, of course, no other way to know if a prayer was done right except by the result. The book is a terrible mixture of pseudoscience, faith healing non-sense, some stupid coincidences used as examples of rules and so on. One can only find such genius for nonsense in motivational writers. The worse part though is bad writing - showing a lack of self-confidence of a seller. Subconscious is a very powerful things - this is a sure thing, we all know about placebo for example but it is not something that easily controllable. Moreover it understands more in terms of images than words. And imagining yourself a happy movie as author wants you to do, might make you more miserable when you don't see that happening. Happy people don't tell themselves that they are happy. If you consciously tell yourself happy, you might actually be reminding you aren't or you won't have to go trouble of telling yourself that.
You can not win with Murphy. If you get what you 'prayed' for, it shows power of your subconscious mind. If you don't, than you didn't pray right. And there is, of course, no other way to know if a prayer was done right except by the result. The book is a terrible mixture of pseudoscience, faith healing non-sense, some stupid coincidences used as examples of rules and so on. One can only find such genius for nonsense in motivational writers. The worse part though is bad writing - showing a lack of self-confidence of a seller. Subconscious is a very powerful things - this is a sure thing, we all know about placebo for example but it is not something that easily controllable. Moreover it understands more in terms of images than words. And imagining yourself a happy movie as author wants you to do, might make you more miserable when you don't see that happening. Happy people don't tell themselves that they are happy. If you consciously tell yourself happy, you might actually be reminding you aren't or you won't have to go trouble of telling yourself that.
challenging
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inspiring
reflective
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informative
medium-paced
While I was initially intrigued, being on a self help kick, I felt this was a ton of hogwash. I certainly believe the subconscious mind has great power and influence, however, the author tries to convince the reader that by simply “reciting” a mantra/prayer x amount of times, the thing they desire will become theirs. I’m all for prayer and manifestation but also believes it takes more work and effort that simply stating the thing you want to happen or want done. So many of so stories and examples he discussed seemed very fake and unrealistic. The narrator was also terrible (audible)