Great books

[ElleX]

The following books have been a GODsend to me. They have pivotal in my development.

Open your mind to prosperity by Catherine Ponder*
You can heal your life by Louise Hay
Heal your body by Louise Hay
101 ways to stress-free living by Suzannah Oliver
All the joy you can stand by Debrena Jackson Gandy
Simplify Your Life by Elaine St. James
The Monk who sold his Ferrari by Robin Sharma

*I have read this book almost every year I have owned it!

Happy reading!

[Belle]

thank you, i was looking for book inspiration, and this came...manifestation?!

[Devika]

Hi Ellex!
Thanks for listing down these amazing books.I'm sure they'll be very inspiring.I have read Then monk who sold his Ferrari and I think everything that the author says holds so true in today's materialistic world.
Seems like you adore the first book.I'll try and get a hold of it and the others .
Best Wishes
Devika:)

[ElleX]

Hi Devika!
I do adore "Open your mind...". It is a smaller version of "The Dynamic Laws of Prosperity".
Enjoy!
ElleX

[ElleX]

Christine,
Book of Secrets sounds very interesting. I will put it on my list of books to read. There are so many great books.

Thanks,
ElleX

[Dale]

anything by Louise Hay

[Jensine]

Hey.....

I just joined yesterday and this is a few week old post by the look at it, but any excuse to share the life changing books I've read........well, I'm there!


Ok, so to name but a few, but mostly in order of how I've read them on my spiritual path:

(not sure of titles) but any near death experience books by Raymond Moody
Plus the two by Dannien Brinkley, all of these books quashed my fear of dying, which I did have from a very young age (as far back as I can remember)

Seth by Jane Roberts. I've read them all, and I have to say that for me they are incredibly hard going, but Seth was the first to even begin to make sense of the ideas I already had in my own head so for that, I'll be forever grateful to Seth and Jane Roberts. Apparently Robert died this week???

Louise Hay, all books by her. I know people call her a saint and she really is. I love all her stuff, and I find no matter what I read it always comes back to her point about "you gotta love yourself". So I'm, thanks to her, forever shoving myself in front of a mirror and saying "I love you".

Conversations with God books by Neale Donald Walsh. All great books, and at the time were huge leaps in my spiritual understanding.

SATI, by Christopher Pike. This is a fictional book by a writer of teenage books. I read this first when I was about 17, and I've read it at least once a year since. Its about a girl who says she's god and it has just the best ending ever. This is one of those books that when I see it, I hug it everytime!
Illusions, by Richard Bach. I know everyone loves Johnathon Livingstone Seagull and its a great book, but personally I think illusions is excellent. When I read it, which again....I do at least once a year, I look up at the end and its like looking out at a brand new world.

Some more that have been lovely, but not quite as inspiring as the above are:

The Holy Man
The Alchemist
Celestine Prophecy
Seven Spiritual Laws of Success

I know I'm gonna realise later that there are loads I've missed. This is so my favourite topic!
Ok, and last but not least, the works of Abraham. When I discovered their work a few years ago, well it was like all my understanding finally coming together. I still read other spiritual books, but most importantly, abraham has taught me what I always suspected, I know all the answers I seek. Its all inside me . And for that, I'm eternally grateful to Jerry and Esther for bringing forth abraham.

Ahh, now I feel really good......



Jensine x