Realize Your Greatness: A Spectacular Journey to Success, Transformation, and Spiritual Power

ISBN-13: 9781477599846 / Angielski / Miękka / 2012 / 244 str.

Marilyn Gordon

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This spellbinding book takes you on an enlightening adventure into the realm of the imagination in which you meet a woman who overcomes her deepest challenges with work, finances, relationships, love and spirituality. It's a kind of metaphysical Alice in Wonderland in which the main character, Alice, meets magical teachers and mentors-a mind healer, emotional consultant, relationship coach, hypnotist, yogi, life coach, spiritual advisor, wealth coach, oracle, and many more, who invite her into their amazing environments and shift her entire ground of being so that she reaches a new level of love, self-knowledge and manifestation. Alice's journey answers these questions and more: How can I create greater income and success, have a happier mind, overcome hurts of the past, create better relationships, find my life purpose and create a profound spiritual connection? "Realize Your Greatness takes you on an adventure that will wow you, move you and enlighten you. A wonderful book " John Gray, bestselling author of Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus "Realize Your Greatness is brilliant. It takes you on a magical journey to empowerment, healing and awakening. It's innovative and powerful. Read this book " Dr. Joe Vitale, bestselling author of The Attractor Factor "An incredible book It's an enlightening, imaginative journey about ways to overcome the greatest challenges of life. I recommend it highly Marc Benioff, CEO of Salesforce.com An Excerpt from Chapter Two of Realize Your Greatness: "Dazzled by the sunlight, the magnificent day, and the magnitude of events that were taking place in her world, Alice continued walking through the park...She'd been wishing and praying for something to happen that would lift her from the abyss into which she had sunk, and it would be guardian angels in disguise who would transform the very fabric of her life. Alice felt as if she was almost in a trance; it was all so compelling to move from one character to the next. Soon she found herself at the bank of a small river on the border of the park. The water was sparkling that day--or perhaps it was that Alice now saw everything from her new state of awe. She walked a bit further before coming upon a small trailer parked by the lake. It was tiny, yet it had a kind of enchantment to it. The bright pink front door opened, as if by an unseen force, and Alice saw a light beaming from inside. Quite naturally, she was drawn toward it--and since the Old Man had pointed her in this direction, she had no trepidation at all about heading there. Alice moved toward the glowing light, and there, inside the trailer, she saw a figure that also glowed: a woman with the kindest face Alice had ever seen. Like her home, the woman was tiny, but she possessed a kind of regal quality. Alice quickly named her "The Queen of Kindness" and knew instantly that this woman would be one of the greatest helpers of her life. The woman appeared at the door and invited Alice to come in. ... She entered the tiny space filled with light, and The Queen of Kindness asked Alice to sit down. She sat on a couch that was so light, it seemed to be filled with air. The Queen said to Alice, "Hello, my dear. It's such a pleasure to have you here. We're going to continue with the next step along your path to greatness. You have met some noble characters, and you will continue to do so, as this is a time of profound magic for you. Today I'm going to assist you in finding the chief aim of your life, Alice. I'm going to turn you around and around until you are set in the right direction toward your life's dream." "Thank God," Alice replied. "I know I need to point myself in the right direction. I've been wandering for so long, and I feel like I've been failing." The kind woman put her arm around Alice and said, "You will point yourself in the direction of your greatness." She asked Alice to close her eyes and then began asking some profound questions."

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