Beyond Positive Thinking: a Book Review to Celebrate Life!
Posted: Wednesday, October 22, 2008
by Neil Armstrong
Armstrong Marketing
Beyond Positive Thinking by author Dr. Robert Anthony: A Book Review
Another exciting self-help book. This time it is by a Doctor and has studied human behavior for many years. Beyond Positive Thinking is packed full of powerful ideas. He also talks about the same stuff as James Arthur Ray in Harmonic Wealth. They both talk of "quantum physics".
He starts off by saying that we are responsible for our own actions. Our word is Law in the Universe. Most of our beliefs and ideas come from the past and no longer serve us at all. We have to let them go and get some new ones. We are to have a vision of ourselves based on truth.
Everyone has a subconscious mind and it is this mind that can guide us to better circumstances and conditions.
Many of us are on a self-destructive mission. We say "don't tell me anything that is in conflict with my beliefs, I already have them all ingrained in my mind and anything else will only mess them up."
Got a goal in mind? Keep it to yourself. Telling others will just weaken your motivation towards it. Telling others will only drive them to tell you it won't work, get out while you can and you're wasting your time.
He goes on about being around negative people and how they can rob you of you own creative power.
Too many of us operate on the premise of "See is believing". Those people are in for a big disappointment in their life. Believe it before you even see it, it is with this knowledge that the universe comes through.
Choose to make positive choices in your life.
Choose to feel good. Choose to laugh. Choose not to criticize others. Make positive choices for you. Choose to forgive everyone.
Face your worries, it is only you that gives them power.
This entire book is full of really incredible ways to live life with the Universe, and not against it. It has true to life examples illustrating what it was like and what it could be. This book will have you squirming in your chair as I'm sure there are parts that you will disagree with. Once you put these skills in practice you're going to be saying, "You know what? He was right!".
Thank you Dr. Robert Anthony
Thank you Dr. Robert Anthony
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Top-level comments on this article: (1 total)Thanks, Neil, for sharing this. You know what? This sounds a lot like some of what Jesus Christ taught His disciples in the first century. Repackaging can be helpful, though. ~mogama~
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