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Introduction	I can tell you the three pivotal books for my own growth in 2009 were Joe Vitale's Zero Limits, Ekhart Tolle's recording of his seminars - like doing a Spiritual retreat and Wayne Dwyer's very astute book on Your Sacred Self : Making the Decision to Be Free. My belief is in the divinity that we all share and yet have fully to discover and tap - but it has distinct qualities and these are your guidestones on the spiritual quest - looking within for solutions, sense of inner peace (not feeling you have to be chasing more things), sense of connection to a higher power which is clear and non judgemental (all things in life are just lessons ), being concerned with values of truth and freedom for all,feeling acceptance for others and incredible diversity ( whatever their shortcomings), a growing sense that the universe is working with you to bring about beautiful synchronistic moments of happiness, but only to the extent that you can surrender to God's will, wanting to be inclusive, sharing and co-operative and truly respectful of difference.

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Male

Introduction

I can tell you the three pivotal books for my own growth in 2009 were Joe Vitale's Zero Limits, Ekhart Tolle's recording of his seminars - like doing a Spiritual retreat and Wayne Dwyer's very astute book on Your Sacred Self : Making the Decision to Be Free. My belief is in the divinity that we all share and yet have fully to discover and tap - but it has distinct qualities and these are your guidestones on the spiritual quest - looking within for solutions, sense of inner peace (not feeling you have to be chasing more things), sense of connection to a higher power which is clear and non judgemental (all things in life are just lessons ), being concerned with values of truth and freedom for all,feeling acceptance for others and incredible diversity ( whatever their shortcomings), a growing sense that the universe is working with you to bring about beautiful synchronistic moments of happiness, but only to the extent that you can surrender to God's will, wanting to be inclusive, sharing and co-operative and truly respectful of difference.