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| Title | : | Everyday Enlightenment: The Twelve Gateways to Personal Growth |
| Author | : | Dan Millman |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 368 pages |
| Published | : | June 1st 1999 by Grand Central Publishing (first published 1998) |
| Categories | : | Spirituality. Self Help. Nonfiction. Philosophy. Personal Development |
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On the Journey of Life, Do You Sometimes Wish You Had a Map? You now hold such a map in your hands-a guide through the twelve gateways of personal growth to the summit of your potential. Dan Millman makes your ascent accessible by bringing enlightenment down to earth-applying spiritual wisdom to the practical realities of everyday life. Explore the challenges and mysteries of body, mind, and emotions. Discover a new approach to success. Change confusion into clarity and knowledge into action. It begins as you turn the first page and enter... 1. Discover Your Worth 2. Reclaim Your Will 3. Energize Your Body 4. Manage Your Money 5. Tame Your Mind 6. Trust Your Intuition 7. Accept Your Emotions 8. Face Your Fears 9. Illuminate Your Shadow 10. Embrace Your Sexuality 11. Awaken Your Heart 12. Serve Your World The Time is Now. The Road is Open. Your Destiny Awaits.Mention Books In Favor Of Everyday Enlightenment: The Twelve Gateways to Personal Growth
| Original Title: | Everyday Enlightenment: The Twelve Gateways to Personal Growth |
| ISBN: | 0446674974 (ISBN13: 9780446674973) |
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Ratings: 4.11 From 579 Users | 25 ReviewsDiscuss Appertaining To Books Everyday Enlightenment: The Twelve Gateways to Personal Growth
I read one chapter of this book a month, taking time to really absorb it. It takes a look at all aspects of life and how you can make real changes, a little at a time. A practical guide to something nobody can really define, but we all feel on some level.I recommend reading Way of the Peaceful Warrior by Dan Millman first to see if this book would be for you. This is more of a guidebook on living well similar to some other Dan Millman books. I found it very meaningful in my early 20's.Some quotes:- "We normally associate relaxation with the stillness of sleep, trance, or meditation. But life is movement, so relaxation-in-motion is the highest form."- In terms of business and valuing your work: "Don't charge less. Give more."- "A magnificent leap
A packaged feel-good self-help book that manages to talk about everything and nothing. The advice is mostly common sense - the rest is superficial b.s. I'm planning to leave this one somewhere for someone else to pick up - maybe they'll enjoy it more than I did.
Really enjoy this book, quite different to other personal development books I have read and this one kept me interested throughout.
Dan Millman, in this book, shows the reader the many gateways that we need to pass in order to realize our true selves and in order to take a greater control of our lives. The challenge shown here is to live life with an every day, moment-to-moment awareness of one's own actions; to act with a fearless, one step in front of the other awareness, a consciousness of being. If you are present to confront your fears, to peer into those dark places that keep you in the shadows. This book leaves no
Absolutly will cause emotional and spiritual growth-Loved it.
I really enjoyed this book. It's quite long & I did not enjoy some chapters as much as others however I love the focal point of this book: Enlightenment is not something you meditate on, it is something you LIVE. and really, no extra time reading your Bible or praying will get you there. This book reminds me to above anything, trust my intuiton. I think the first gateway is the best & most important. Without self-worth, you don't have the motivation to do any of the rest. I love the
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