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The Power of Thoughts is an invitation to delve more deeply into the expansive nature of ‘You.’ Regardless of your present state of mind, whether you are uplifted, confused, happy, downtrodden, curious, or disinterested, it is time to take this step.
An unusual Self-Help book, this one will show you that your mind is so exceptionally active that it is often thinking without your awareness. The thoughts that slip your notice affect you and others, whether you intend them to or not. The impact of these thoughts requires your attention. Through exercises and relational representations, you will learn why it is essential to be aware of your mind’s actions.
During this discovery process, you will learn more about yourself. The age-old questions of who you are and who are you intended to be will surface for investigation, along with issues of good will and ill will that exist within you and all humankind. This inward research will change your perspective of the world.
As you realize the significant role that your ill will plays in Mother Earth’s declining health, you may pursue ways of monitoring and eliminating it from yourself. You may be shocked to see the impact of your own ill will, and you will be astounded to see how quickly you can alter your ways. You, Dear Readers, are the Answer to the Earth’s problems. By improving yourselves through intentional positive changes, you can profoundly and successfully assist the planet Earth. This is not wishful thinking. We need to make changes, and we can!
The Power of Thoughts will guide you to do so.
COMMENTS, THOUGHTS, & PRAISE
A Quick Response from a Dear Friend
Dear One,
I have barely started “Seeking A Better Me” and already have a positive experience to share with you. First, though, a wee confession: I hesitated to open your new book precisely because I thought it just might encourage changes in me. I felt like I already had my “hands full” and didn’t want to take on an internal construction project. I didn’t want to risk tripping over mental scaffolding that might support proposed improvements. But I opened it anyway, and began slowly, as is my way.
What I encountered from the start was a generous welcome, not simply overlooking my reluctance to read on, but truly celebrating my willingness to start in whatever way worked for me. That was gift enough for me to receive at the start, but there was more!
I experienced a subtle shift that did not come out of conscious discernment or decision. It simply came. A whiff of curiosity led me to dive into an e-mail previously received. This was a change of behavior from my usual stance of deleting unread messages or placing them on a mound of other messages to be dealt with at some unknown and elusive “later” that never seems to arrive. And this particular piece of mail brought insight into an issue I thought I already fully understood. It brought clarity and support for past decisions and for my current situation, as well as for upcoming changes. It dealt with what has kept my hands (and heart) full, providing perspective, encouragement, and greater ease with what is.
A whiff of curiosity, a single informative e-mail, and a lifted load…
I could so easily have missed it. I credit the welcome I received in “Seeking A Better Me” with gentling me toward the more open and receptive stance that allowed me to receive this blessing. No hard hat construction zone, just-an-ever so gentle movement that makes me wonder about what is next in the pages yet to be read. I may still be slow, but I will continue on, for I am curious and deeply grateful,
Patricia
—Patricia Green, M.Div., BS, Physical Therapy
