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Book Recommendations 📚
Hi friends, I am a huge book worm 🐛(okay it sounds a bit weird now that I'm typing it 😂). Anyhow, books have been my biggest teachers throughout this awakening process and just life in general so now that I joined this community of soul in the same boat as me I'd love to hear some of your favourites ! I'd start by sharing mine : - Ask and It's Given, by Esther and Jerry Hicks. I read it a few years into my spiritual journey and it answered a lot of questions I had around the LOA/ Manifestation. There's a lot of practical processes in it which feels refreshing because in "Spirituality" books a lot is theory/philosophy Je développe mes capacités physiques avec grace, facilité et légèreté - The Conversation With God series by Neale Donald Walsh Even tho each of the 4 books hold trendemous value the 1st one is enough to rock your world if you're not a big reader. They are so easy to read, the way the complex topics are broken-down in simple, digestible terms, the way the format is a discussion so the back and forth keeps you locked in, I mean I really loved it 🤭 📖So, what are your life changing books ?? ✨ Thank you for your shares in advance 🫶
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In terms of manifestation books, I have to say The Science of Getting Rich by Wallace D. Wattles is the best in my opinion. Published in 1910.
The Brutal Truth About Making Money
If we were to divide all the wealth in the world, within five years, it would return to the same people who had it at the start. We have seen this phenomenon at work when the poor got stimulus checks. Their money eventually ended up at Amazon, Walmart, and Target. So why does this happen? It’s all in the mind. Those who get rich think of acquiring money differently from anyone else. Let’s divide these two groups into predators and prey. I’m not spewing Machiavellianism here, but logically speaking, there is nothing else outside of these two categories of people. You can be one or another, unless you live in the forest. As a caveat, I need to say that when I mention predators, I don’t mean scammers or sexual predators. Both are abhorrent and deserve to be punished. The main differentiator is their moral imperative: Predators believe that it’s a sin not to offer others their products or services. Prey believe that it’s a sin not to indulge themselves with the money they have been given. How predators think about money is vastly different too. For them, the concept of power is synonymous with money. This is rightfully so because those who have significant power, but are not rich, simply don’t monetize their influence. For prey, power and money are two separate things. Also, for predators, it is apparent that any kind of success in commerce cannot exist without eventually wielding influence. Prey rejects this notion by claiming that this would be stepping on someone’s toes. Predators have a different interpretation of the term ‘exploit’. For them, it’s about identifying unused value and extracting it, synonymous with providing efficiency. Prey always considers it taking advantage. Predators don’t exhibit delusional thinking which is rife among prey. They accept the fact that most people aren’t like them. They also don’t try to change those who are prone to fantasies. It is what it is. Prey typically convinces themselves that their employer cares for them and they will never get fired, even by AI.
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@Teresa Brown 'Building a new way of living and setting new beliefs and relationships with money or living without it might be a better idea' I don't deny it. It is a good idea. But what would you do by the time it happens? Is it better to live in reality and accept the good and the bad that goes with it, rather than exhibit wishful thinking? People reject reality because a part of them thinks they can't handle the truth, but they do. The liberation can only come when we all collectively shed all the fantasies that made us slaves to the powerful.
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@Teresa Brown I think you're not very clear in your questions, but I will try to answer as best as I can. 1) It is true that atoms have no solidity, hence it is all malleable, and also there is a huge degree of evidence that this world is a simulation. 2) What is true is the stories that allow us to play roles in that simulation. I call them karmic lessons. So you learn a karmic lesson and things no longer occur in your reality field. If you were to learn all your karmic lessons, you would cease to exist in this reality. 3) As for your question about relativity. Yes, we are villains for some and heroes for others. That's the integral part of our life stories. 4) Making healthy choices is learning a karmic lesson. 5) Denying the truth (about the state of things) is rejecting a karmic lesson.
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Andy Serkiz
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Screenwriter, semi-professional dart player, psychology nerd, student of human nature.

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