"In search for acceptance and validation, some of us forget the type of flower we were meant to bloom from the seed that was planted when we were born." - Laura Chung
While looking for titles available about Manifestation, I came across Laura's book. I was a bit unsure because of the cover. That it was indicative that the contents weren't mindfully put together or developed well.
But when I saw the contents? This sounds like the book I've been waiting for. I'm now keen on looking at the Table Of Contents of the other two books that will be making its way to my library (Though technically it'll be the library I'll be sharing with Bear --- it's just staying with me at the moment.)
Here are some that stood out:
- Self Worth
- Rewilding (I'm somehow reminded of what Glennon Doyle talks about in 'Untamed')
- Act As If
- Shadow Work
- Gratitude
- Taking Inspired Action
It seems like Laura is my kind of person: she believes that what is good for us is also good for the world. Which means, when I plan to manifest something...or go through the process of manifestation...
...I will get the best results if I also consider how what I want to manifest would be good for the society I live in. This is similar to what Christiane Turner mentions in 'Quantum NLP': that when we become successful, the people around us benefit.
