"It Works" was probably the first metaphysical book I bought ,back in the mid-80s at a bookstore with the poetic but tongue twisting name of "Sphinx & The Sword Of Love" in Harvard Square., Cambridge. (Last time I checked it's now a realtor's office). It was a small pamphlet, sitting on the counter near the cash register, and it's what I could afford at the time. Initially I was almost disappointed at the simplicity of it. I figured if it was going to be changing lives and such it should be a bit more complex. :-) Well, all I can say is, "it works!". Thanks for the detailed information Mitch, you always come through! I'm now curious to read "The Meaning Of the Mark".
If you want really high-powered affirmations, go to A Course in Miracles: e.g., "I am the holy Son of God himself. I cannot suffer, I cannot be in pain, nor can I fail to do all that salvation asks."
"It Works" was probably the first metaphysical book I bought ,back in the mid-80s at a bookstore with the poetic but tongue twisting name of "Sphinx & The Sword Of Love" in Harvard Square., Cambridge. (Last time I checked it's now a realtor's office). It was a small pamphlet, sitting on the counter near the cash register, and it's what I could afford at the time. Initially I was almost disappointed at the simplicity of it. I figured if it was going to be changing lives and such it should be a bit more complex. :-) Well, all I can say is, "it works!". Thanks for the detailed information Mitch, you always come through! I'm now curious to read "The Meaning Of the Mark".
"Wisdom - Let us be attentive."
If you want really high-powered affirmations, go to A Course in Miracles: e.g., "I am the holy Son of God himself. I cannot suffer, I cannot be in pain, nor can I fail to do all that salvation asks."