You cannot open a book without learning something.
Confucius
Lovely morning. I am sitting here with my tea after a bit of yoga and meditation trying to connect with some words before I head off to teach.
I know we were on the topic of healing with thought change. I just want to list some books I read in the last couple of weeks. All of which you may find helpful in better understanding the importance of thinking "well". I will review them more thoroughly at a later date. These little gems fell onto my lap like books often do so I feel compelled to share them with you.
Suggested books to read:
Behrend, Genevieve. (2013...reprint) Your Invisible Power. Rough Draft Printing.
- This wonderful little book was written in the 1930's by an amazing an innovative thinker for her time. In her study of "mental science" ...the author understands and explains the power of our thinking in creating the life we experience.
Dyer, Wayne. W. (2007) Inspiration; Your Ultimate Calling. Hay House.:
- About learning to "think" and "feel" like a spirit having a human experience rather than a human having an odd spiritual experience. Guides the reader into understanding what they are here for in this world of particle, form and space.
- Short little book with accompanying CD Track to explain the importance of focusing on the space between thoughts and gradually getting beyond thought. Offers tips for a meditation practice, gradually expanding on this space between visualized words of the Lord's prayer.
- Just as the title implies, a psychology focused guide to waking up. Helps the reader to understand the "thinking" that occurs with this spiritual process of awakening.
- Another short and quick read that interestingly applies science to prove the power of our thinking.
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