No affection, no antipathy. Autobiography of the master
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The autobiography of Lester Levenson (1909-1994), known as the creator of the way to liberate from negative emotions, the method of "Sedons".
In 1952, he suffered a deadly heart attack, declared incurable doctors, and was sent home to die. Faced with a strong fear of death, he carefully studied the reasons for what happened to him, and found that his deployment of past negative thoughts and feelings, and not the surrounding world or other people, as he had previously thought, led to this deplorable state. He revealed that he was truly happy when he loved himself, and not when they loved him. He realized that he could change his attitude to past events and people, turning the negativity, stuck in his subconscious, into love. Using the process of releasing negative emotions, in three months he came to the state of fullness with love, joy and freedom. There was a recognition of his true nature, enlightenment happened to him. At the same time, his body was healed, as if by itself
In 1952, he suffered a deadly heart attack, declared incurable doctors, and was sent home to die. Faced with a strong fear of death, he carefully studied the reasons for what happened to him, and found that his deployment of past negative thoughts and feelings, and not the surrounding world or other people, as he had previously thought, led to this deplorable state. He revealed that he was truly happy when he loved himself, and not when they loved him. He realized that he could change his attitude to past events and people, turning the negativity, stuck in his subconscious, into love. Using the process of releasing negative emotions, in three months he came to the state of fullness with love, joy and freedom. There was a recognition of his true nature, enlightenment happened to him. At the same time, his body was healed, as if by itself
Author:
Author:Levenson Lester
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Chiromantia & Esoteric & Numerology
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-907059-95-5
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