Category: Action/Thriller Publisher: Sorensson and Son
ISBN-10: 0979650704
Type: Non-Fiction
Pages: 240
Copyright: June 1 2007
ISBN-13: 9780979650703
A workbook on how to access the spirit within and remember our own magnificence.
Excerpt
The cube is a symbol of stability. It is also a symbol of total balance. Sometimes it is used to symbolize truth. To me, the cube is a symbol of perfection, it is a symbol of an integrated life. An integrated life is a life led by an integrated person. In it, there is perfect harmony between wants and needs, be they spiritual, financial, physical, mental or relationship needs and wants. For each individual, such a perfect balance exists, and such balance can only be determined by the person living his or her life. Paradoxically, achieving balance in all areas of our lives is not a static process but rather a very dynamic one. Our needs and wants change. Everything outside of us changes. Our bodies change. How then do we achieve this balance when everything changes? We must bring ourselves back to that which is immutable, our divine Self which is unchanging. It is pure, perfect, endowed with infinite wisdom and has within it all the knowledge required to make sound decisions. All we have to do is remember it. When we remember this Self, we are in the moment, and all of our thoughts and actions or inactions are perfect for that moment. An integrated life is a series of perfect moments, arranged like pearls in a necklace that has no clasps.
Professional Reviews
A Source of Inspiration
Melinda's wonderful book has been an amazing source of inspiration to me, and one of the greatest gifts I have received. I found that opening her book "My Journey to an Integrated Life" at any page and completing the "exercises" has been like keeping my own journal of my personal and spiritual awakenings. The questions on each page have helped me to consider my life's journey from a new and refreshed perspective. I would highly recommend this book for anyone who is exploring their life and purpose, or anyone who wants to further engage in a space of development and inner journeying.
Thank you precious Melinda for your gift of love.
Loving blessings,
Evie Weaver
http://www.NineMeridians.com.au
A Book on Self Healing
My Journey to an Integrated Life is a valuable workbook for self healing. The user has to make a commitment to complete the book and work on a page every day even if they only sign and date the page. There is no prescribed order for the exercises and no need to restrict oneself to one exercise a day.
The book is probably not best suited to beginners in the process of personal transformation and healing, and is best used for self-study if the user has a coach-mentor. This is not because of any deficiency in the book, which is excellent, but in the fact that the attitudes underlying the book are likely to be alien for those most in need of it and a coach can explain these if the user is blocked or clarify if the user is heading in the wrong direction
Each page has an exercise theme, an example of a statement for the day and a drawing. There is a lot of space for the results of each exercise and a repetitive set of statements the user must sign each day. These drill into the unconscious by repetition.
The pages that remain in my mind at present are those that relate to taming and using the Ego.
Dr. Alex Kashko, Quantum Physicist, Edinburgh Scotland
Simplicity at it's Best
The first thing I noticed about your book was its simplicity and ease of use Due to my busy lifestyle as a Spiritual coach I don't always have time to read books. But I have been using this book for a number of weeks. I found the it certainly reflected what I do in my own work and I would highly recommend it as a coaching tool for my own clients. In fact I have put it on my website today.
I love its simplicity and the way it give the reader the opportunity to flick through the pages randomly and choose whatever they want to focus on the day. Its certainly a very empowering piece of work.
Sarah Strudwick,Empath and Spiritual Coach, England
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