Living In Grace: The Shift To Spiritual Perception

By Beca Lewis

Book Overview

We are all prisoners of our perception. "Living in Grace: The Shift to Spiritual Perception" is a profound, practical, thought-provoking and complete guide to shifting the perceptions that stop us... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0971952906
• ISBN13: 9780971952904
• Release Date: May 2002
• Publisher: Perception Publishing
• Length: 252 Pages
• Weight: 0.65 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.7" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

A moving, constructive, reader friendly instructional guide

Living In Grace: The Shift To Spiritual Perception by Beca Lewis is an impressively written and nicely organized self-help guide to achieving inner peace and wholeness through taking control of one's perceptions. Living In Grace features the "7 Keys to Grace" and the "8 Gracious Steps" for staying on the "Spiritual Path". Readers are informed on a range of abilities from experience love, knowing whom to trust, being happy, and knowing what to do, to feeling safe, avoiding unnecessary worry, and being comforted in adversity. Emphasizing the importance of putting God first and repenting of sins, as well as being aware of the necessity for balance in all relationships, Living In Grace is a profound, moving, constructive, "reader friendly" instructional guide to personal and spiritual self-improvement.

Pheonix

It dose not matter what walk of life you are from or where you plan to go with you "life". "Living In Grace" will Expand your world and give you the strenth and direction to live life at it's fullest! I feel so greatfull to be able to call Beca Lewis a true friend and advisor.The book is beond compare so read it and read it more than once!you will find you cant put it down!

A refreshing and positive look at life and spirituality

I have always had an interest and curiousity about the spiritual side of life and finding the answer(s) to why we are all here. I have read many books in the "new-age" genre. Beca's book is a wonderful and uplifting guide on the subject of life and the truth of who we really are. For once, someone approaches life in a completely positive, loving and reassuring way. We are not told that the world is an awful and evil place, but quite the opposite, if we just shift the way we look at things. Everything we have ever needed is and always has been available to and provided for us. We have just been looking at things the wrong way. Beca clearly explains how to get back on track and gives the reader practical ways to return to our true Spiritual Path and how to easily stay there. I would recommend this book to anyone who is not afraid to change their life in a positive way once and for all.

Spiritually Powerful!

I saw five very young grackles today, fighting over a worm. They made quite a racket and pecked at each other, rather ruthlessly. And all I could think was...how silly. If it rained, those birds would see the thousands of worms that live in that yard. Evidently they thought there was only one.This is what Beca's book is about, seeing the abundance that is already out there by simply changing perspective. And Beca shows precisely how to change perspective by getting rid of the congestion in our lives. Beca makes it is easier than one can imagine too, even for stubborn old ones like me.This is a fantastic read. Enlightening and Spiritually Powerful!

Surprise! I Actually Like An "Inspirational Book"

As a class "A" cynic, I normally pride myself on my ability to snicker at the pathetic idiots perusing the self-help and inspirational sections of book stores. "Get a life!" I'd mutter safely under my breath. "Why are you reading books in which someone is telling you what decisions to make? Don't you have enough confidence in yourself to make your own decisions?" Here is a book that gives me the courage to say "Get a life!" at the top of my lungs. It doesn't tell me what decisions to make or how to run my life. It simply inspires me with the knowledge that I am a distinct, unique individual and that all I need to do is follow my own personal destiny. Everyone is different and everyone is the same: we are all battling negative misconceptions about who we are and how we should behave and all we need to realise is that we can trust our own inner selves to lead the lives we were born to lead. Beca Lewis' Living In Grace gets this point home without preaching, without condemnation, but with empathy and gentle suggestion. The book is filled with practical examples of how events in her own life have led to the inevitable conclusion that Life Is Good. I am currently experiencing a tremendous transition in my own life, having made some tough decisions that will totally change my life-style. Living In Grace has been an enormous help in giving me the courage to make those decisions.