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I hope everyone gives it a read.
Lately, I have translated many self-help books, and a lot of them have discussed the effects of affirmations. In one book about affirmations, I saw the phrase “I AM affirmations,” but I could not quite understand it. To be honest, my first impression of this book was not very favorable. It was an extremely small booklet, and I wondered how much it could contain. I even wondered whether it might be a religious promotional pamphlet. But a first impression is not enough to judge what something
Peter Mount Shasta’s I Am Affirmations invites us to rethink the role of the ego in our lives. The author says that whatever we think is created the moment we think it. What keeps us from realizing what we create is the thought that we cannot do it; this way of thinking turns what is possible into something impossible. The book is palm-sized, just 97 pages, and avoids complicated, lengthy explanations. It gently guides readers through observing the ego and discovering for themselves what it
Peter Mount Shasta: “I AM” affirmation
If you are looking for a way to create the reality you want through inner strength and a deep connection with the universe, I AM Affirmations offers the answers your soul longs for.
Korean title: “I AM” 확언
Korean author: 피터 마운트 샤스타
Korean publisher: 아이엠 티칭스
ISBN-13: 9791197521638
Reviews
I hope everyone gives it a read.
Lately, I have translated many self-help books, and a lot of them have discussed the effects of affirmations. In one book about affirmations, I saw the phrase “I AM affirmations,” but I could not quite understand it. To be honest, my first impression of this book was not very favorable. It was an extremely small booklet, and I wondered how much it could contain. I even wondered whether it might be a religious promotional pamphlet. But a first impression is not enough to judge what something
Peter Mount Shasta’s I Am Affirmations invites us to rethink the role of the ego in our lives. The author says that whatever we think is created the moment we think it. What keeps us from realizing what we create is the thought that we cannot do it; this way of thinking turns what is possible into something impossible. The book is palm-sized, just 97 pages, and avoids complicated, lengthy explanations. It gently guides readers through observing the ego and discovering for themselves what it
