Illuminati Secrets of Success Becoming an Alchemist of Power by Daring to Use the Sacred Agreements of Courage: Why Highly Effective People Stop Apologizing for Being Authentic
Illuminati Secrets of Success Becoming an Alchemist of Power by Daring to Use the Sacred Agreements of Courage: Why Highly Effective People Stop Apologizing for Being Authentic
Herein, we are talking about how to awaken from the illusion and develop your powers of perception, and learn to see the world in a smarter way while being more cognitive, and more responsive than 99% of the rest of the world's population. The first question is do you believe in a intelligent life force, an abundant world, or a beneficent spirit of the universe. The spiritually enlightened person might say I don't believe, but I know there is a framework and force, more powerful than gravity that controls the great laws of ...
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Herein, we are talking about how to awaken from the illusion and develop your powers of perception, and learn to see the world in a smarter way while being more cognitive, and more responsive than 99% of the rest of the world's population. The first question is do you believe in a intelligent life force, an abundant world, or a beneficent spirit of the universe. The spiritually enlightened person might say I don't believe, but I know there is a framework and force, more powerful than gravity that controls the great laws of metaphysics, success and happiness. To begin with, the key really is to learn to look in the mirror and respect & love creation. Herein, we will discuss further ideas to help you tap into the intelligent force of the universe where we can begin to transcend the unseen laws of nature and reach your authentic potential.We're all evolving in human consciousness. We're all created for a purpose. How can you get closer to your "raison d'etre" or your Reason to Be. And as St. Augustine implied, it's unnecessary to struggle. There's no need for unnecessary suffering. If we were willing to draw closer to the life force of the universe, we can grow and change without needless struggle. In Buddhism, the source of suffering is Trishna which is "clinging or grasping". In the I Ching, the Book of Changes advises students to take action in tandem with the momentum of their life. Therefore, what can we do to hack the brain and go to the next level of speculative and operative metaphysics.
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