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"A real page turner!" "Honest, Raw, Gripping!" "A remarkable story." "Compelling." "Authentic."
#1 New Release in Substance Abuse May 14, 2019!
This memoir focuses on John T. Long's journey through addiction, recovery, and personal transformation. The book is filled with raw accounts, humor, and life lessons, providing a powerful narrative of overcoming hardships and finding peace.
The major themes of spirituality, self-discovery, and the 12-step recovery process will take the reader on a journey of exploration of his supernatural experiences, making this memoir unique in its blend of personal struggle and spiritual awakening.
His writing style is direct and filled with emotional immediacy. This book is noted for its suspenseful, surprising elements and is told in the present tense, giving readers a sense of being with the author on his journey.
This book encourages readers to rethink their beliefs, embrace authenticity, and practice gratitude. This memoir aims to inspire personal growth and mental clarity, with exercises and reflections for readers to apply in their own lives.
It's a journey that will rocket the reader into peace, love and a million pieces of joy!
-The techniques outlined and practiced in this book will guide you to a life beyond your wildest dreams!
-Learn to live in the now with total peace and joy!
-Identify, delete and reprogram a new subconscious mind.
-Stop the incessant chattering in your mind.
-Discover unworthiness programming and where it comes from:
* Born in "sin"-Society, parents, education.
* Negative self-talk-Self
* Dishonesty-Self -leads to guilt, shame, remorse.
* Not good enough-Parents, self.
* I don't deserve it-Parents, self.
* Debt (instant gratification)-Society, parents & self.
* Lack-Society, education, self.
* What other people think of me; self-imposed narcissistic illusion.
* Selfishness-What I want. What I deserve. It belongs to me. I'm not treated right, etc. (Wanting to change others or things is selfish).
Solution:
* Change beliefs and keep an open mind. Beliefs are just thoughts that you think over and over again until you believe something. Everybody is right according to them! They have their own programming, conditioning, life events and experiences. (You have no idea what they've been through). Accept everybody and everything the way they are or it is.
* Stop talking or thinking negative thoughts! Write them down at night. Every time they come up change them with positive affirmations. I AM __________. (abundant, worthy, etc.)
* Stop lying.
* Be grateful for what you have.
* Stop blaming others and accept responsibility for your actions. The devil didn't make you do it you did!
* Be authentic.
* Quit complaining.
* Act as if you already have it. Imagine it, experience the feeling of it. (joy)
* Spend time in silence. Meditate and pray for this Creator of Worlds, this Intelligence of the Universe to help you.
* Write down and repeat all through the day I AM statements, especially at night before sleep.
* Let go of past traumas/resentments. As I let go of _______, I am let go from _______.
* Stop eating crap food that has no nutritional value.
* Exercise.
The story moves along at a good pace, and just when the reader thinks that he/she knows what is going to happen next, something out of the blue occurs. Lots of suspense and surprise and wonder. John tells the story in the present tense. That gives it a sense of immediacy. The humorous touches throughout are great! They balance out the sad stories in a yin-yang kind of way. John's voice in the prose is clear and persuasive. The reader can hear him saying these words sitting as if right next to them. Too many writers try to generate an "authorial" voice and end up sounding contrived. This book, on the other hand, clearly comes from the heart. It peels back layers of mystery yet never goes so far afield that the reader cannot follow. It is a journey the reader will love taking!
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