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Have you ever felt “stuck” in life, secretly thinking, “I’m not good enough, attractive enough, or smart enough?” Maybe you are carrying old emotional wounds or are sick.
Perhaps you lost your passion for life —or never discovered it.
If any of this sounds familiar, How to Build a Big, Unbreakable Life: An Invitation to Wholeness and the accompanying workbook are for you.
More than a decade ago a medical crisis left me bedridden. I exhausted my finances looking for remedies and my colleagues gave up on me. I was going to die.
It was then that I launched into a powerful journey where I left fractured living and discovered that science and spiritually are intrinsically linked. Everything I had ever been told about who I was changed as I began to unravel the myths and mysteries to some of our most vexing questions.
• Who am I, really?
• What is the true nature of my relationship to God?
• How do I physically heal?
• How do I heal the wounds no one sees?
• Why do I feel trapped in certain relationships?
• Why does my soul feel hungry?
• How can I feel better about myself and the world around me?
Learning the truth was like feasting on a luxurious picnic lunch full of joyous surprises. But the biggest surprise was discovering that each of us is Priceless and Powerful, and God wants us all to live a Big, Unbreakable Life. Inside you’ll discover your own roadmap to Wholeness Living – and the Big, Unbreakable Life you were always meant to have.
| Weight | 12 oz |
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| Dimensions | 9 × 6 in |
| Book Deails | Pages: 191 |
| Shipping | Flat rate shipping in USA only |
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Who are you, really?
This workbook is a companion to How to Build a Big, Unbreakable Life: An
Invitation to Wholeness. Following each chapter, the workbook sets out practical exercises which take the reader on a personal journey of discovering who he or she really is in relation to the world.
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