Here's how:We examine freedom from all angles and in almost every facet of life. You will see different ways that you could look at life, that offer you choices you never thought you had. These are put together in a way that has never been done before.Now, I know you're probably skeptical. So would I be! What makes ME qualified to write a book on freedom?
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1) Organized by subject. 2) 51 areas of life addressed. 3) Many SHOCKING ideas that question things you never thought or dared to question. 4) Ways to deal with jeaousy, guilt, shame, blame, inferiority, self-doubt and worry. 5) 15 simple techniques of introspection or self-guided meditiation. 6) Addresses some of the deeper questions. 7) Full of unconventional ideas. |
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Thank you so much for the many pearls of wisdom
found in Freedom in All
Directions.
It is a true gem and came to me at the perfect time, when I needed to
be reminded that “Love IS the driving force
behind life and the wonderful things we create”. While reading it, you can’t help but to shift your consciousness toward a more healthy future for yourself and the planet because you begin to realize a clear vision of Freedom from within. Your book has inspired me as an artist, business owner, in my personal relationships, and will always have a home on my bookshelf. - Mike Williams, Spiritual magazine publisher |
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This book redefined the word "freedom"
for me. It had never occurred to me that the concept of freedom
encompasses so many areas our life and mind; and that freedom is really
more related to our attitudes than actual situations. |
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David is the kinder, gentler Dr. Phil
of the freedom movement, though without Dr. Phil's overbearing
in-your-face edge. He expresses deep ideas in short, quick bursts, and
even coins a few one-liners of his own, perhaps destined to become
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To increase your freedom in so many areas of life, you would have to buy dozens of books, and you would still not get all the insights to be found here.
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Sample Chapters:
If you are locked in a dark dungeon, chained and suspended from the wall, unable to move and drugged into insensibility, can you still be free? On the other hand, when you have unlimited wealth and you are welcomed wherever you choose to travel, can you be unfree? The answers to these lie in the human mind.
I'll address the many ways that people think they are not free, or do not have a choice. We'll explore patterns of thought that humanity seems locked into, including some that may not have been examined by you, the reader. We'll look at the ways people may think they are free, simply because they have never known about other possible choices.
If this book turns on a “light bulb”, causes you to say “I never looked at it that way before!” and then change something to improve your life, it has achieved its purpose.
There are so many ways that you may feel restricted, limited or discouraged. These can evaporate like shadows in a new light, when you just take another look at an old idea that you had forgotten you ever had.
A bird with clipped wings, who has never seen daylight, may be unable to imagine any other form of behavior than to walk and climb around its cage. The door may be open and its feathers regrown, but it needs to be shown what is possible.
The intent of this book is to help the reader decisively break loose from attitudes, beliefs and little boxes of expected behavior that society's “group think” uses to make us “ordinary”. The person who is truly free knows who he or she is. He or she decides what to do at any moment, not based on habitual ways or on what is expected, but by listening to the highest part of him/herself that knows what is right and appropriate.
Areas of life will be addressed which few people have considered in relation to freedom; but they all contain set ways of being, which can limit our range of choices.
It is better to read this book without the influence of drugs, recreational or psychiatric. They may distort understanding and make the exercises unworkable.
I wish you happy hunting through these pages, and may your world of possibilities be ever expanding.
Good/evil, black/white, male/female, hot/cold, right/wrong, beautiful/ugly. In all these pairs, one concept cannot exist without the other.
When we narrowly focus on only the good, the evil takes on a life of its own – even in our own thoughts.
Freedom includes the ability to encompass ALL of our thoughts and all possibilities, without judgment.
What does it mean to ENCOMPASS our evil thoughts. Well, to begin with it means to not judge them. For example, if I have a thought that I want to murder someone, I am no less of a good person just because I had the thought. Under normal circumstances, I would - of course - decide not to follow through.
The point is that you can embrace ALL of your qualities, thoughts and past actions. The tendency in many people is to wall off a portion of themselves, judge it unworthy and deny it as a part of themselves.
An extreme example is the child molester. As a result of childhood trauma, his mind compulsively generates a thought of abusing a child.
You can bet that it has been pounded into him how evil the thought is and what a vile, wretched creature he must be for thinking it. On top of that, he is probably telling himself the same thing almost every day.
If he did not so thoroughly condemn his own thoughts and impulses, there would most likely be less of a compulsion to act on them.
I have met New Age and religious people who see only the “good”, and refuse to look at anything “negative”. They are labeling, judging and walling off a portion of existence and even a part of themselves. This tends to limit their perspective and make them appear shallow.
We can go inside ourselves in a calm, deep meditation. As we relax, the thoughts we most resist will begin to float to the surface. We can simply allow each thought to just float by, WITHOUT resistance. We don't hide from it, explain to ourselves why it is OK or condemn ourselves for it. Just let it be and let it go.
It may be advisable to seek therapy to deal with the underlying pain. There are many forms of therapy that will help you work through and resolve the issues. If the therapist tries to put you on a drug, RUN!
Be aware that psychiatrists may feel legally obligated to inform the “authorities” if they suspect danger of laws being broken. Spiritual counselors are in no such bind. The best ones are compassionate and VERY competent. Certificates and licenses do not guarantee effectiveness. Results do.
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If you have any questions, please email me at david@freedomwizard.com
or call me at 602-708-9178
To your success,
David Lerner