Ask!: The Bridge from Your Dreams to Your Destiny
- ISBN-10
- 1642934968
- ISBN-13
- 9781642934960
- Category
- Self-Help
- Pages
- 519
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2020-04-28
- Publisher
- Post Hill Press
- Authors
- Mark Victor Hansen, Crystal Dwyer Hansen
Description
Most people have beautiful dreams deep inside—the things they would like to have, the relationships they’d love to enjoy, and the wellness and well-being that would help them express their best, in every way. But often those dreams lie buried inside us. Hidden by fear or unworthiness or a lack of awareness of what could be. Asking is the only language to which the Universe can deliver a solution, understanding, illumination, or plan. There are three distinct channels through which we can ask: Ask Yourself Ask Others Ask God You were born with a destiny. Your job is to discover it. Once you begin to practice the art and science of asking to discover your destiny and start to move toward it, you can manifest innumerable blessings for yourself and others. This isn’t a complicated process; in fact, it’s a simple gift that lies dormant within you. Once you learn to access that gift, everything changes for the better. Ask! will help you access your hidden dreams and reveal them to be recognized and fulfilled in miraculous ways. You matter. The world needs you to find your destiny and live it. This book is your guide. Start crossing the bridge to your destiny today!
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Other editions
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- 2001-11-02
- 224 pages
- Ebook
- St. Martin's Griffin
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