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 The Life You Were Born to Live - Dan Millman
 The Life You Were Born to Live - Dan Millman ... published 1995-04-11 by H J KramerNewest Review: ... those mumbo jumbo spiritual book with no scientific backing. That was my first thought when I read the first chapter about ... more ... numbers and what they say about us.
Without wanting to condemn the book at the first impression, I decided to read on. I was overwhelmed.
Here is why:
The life purpose book uses our birth numbers to determine 2 things -
1. Our ultimate destiny
2. The mountains we have to climb to reach our ultimate destiny.
This book shows you how you can use your birth numbers to identify the issue in life you are facing. Like for example, do you ever feel that a compelling sense of responsibility to others at at the same time fi...more |
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The Life You Were Born to Live: Finding YourLife Purpose
Pages: 468, Edition: New edition, Paperback, H J Kramer Last Update 03.12.2009 05:53
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The Life You Were Born to Live - Dan Millman: You will be surprised that you can identify yourself in this ... (362 words)
by - written on 09/09/08 (Very useful, 55 readings)
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If you ever want to read a different kind of self improvement book, The life you were born to Live by Dan Millman is the book for you. Dan Millman have a very interesting writing style. His writings blend spiritual laws, perennial wisdoms with mind and body disciplines approach to life. The book cleverly uses numerology to help you identify what your life purpose is. You would properly think that this is another of those mumbo jumbo spiritual book with no scientific backing. That was my first thought when I read the first chapter about numbers and what they say about us. Without wanting to condemn the book at the first impression, I ... Read the complete review
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