Searching for Answers from Heaven: Discover the Power of Believing Prayer!

ISBN-13: 9781500821609 / Angielski / Miękka / 2014 / 88 str.

David Meyer

Opis

Discover the power of "believing prayer" in this book The famous minister, John Wesley, stated that the only prayer God responds to is "believing prayer." The bible states that we can create anything we want in life if we believe we have already received it. In the New England Journal of Medicine in the December 2013 issue, a major study found that fake knee surgeries produced the same results and benefits of real knee surgeries. The participants "believed" they had "received" a knee surgery and then received the benefits without the surgery. This is the ancient formula the bible shared with humanity thousands of years ago to believe before we receive in order to receive anything our heart can desire when we find joy by following a path to God. David Meyer has been seeking the answers to this question for a decade now and has developed a Power Prayer method to pray according to the ancient instructions in the bible. The goal of life is to reach our highest potential, but according to the wisdom of the bible we need to believe that we have already reached that level in our life. This subtle shift in perception is extremely difficult in our culture that is focused on our physical reality instead of our infinite potential. In this book you will: ***Rediscover the ancient art of blessing others and yourself. ***Discover the 31 different benefits of gratitude ***Learn the Power Prayer method to practice a form of "Believing" prayer to help you believe before you have received ***Explore ancient wisdom and proverbs to help improve your life ***Find out the 18 different benefits of deep breathing and how we can use deep breathing to find stillness within. ***Discover a way to focus and realize your highest potential as a human being by opening up to the infinite possibilities in your future

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