Secrets of Radiant Health and Well Being (Secrets Gift Book)

By Swami Kriyananda and Kriyananda

Popular gift book series offers a seed thought for every day of the month. By nurturing this bhijan (seed) through affirmation and repetition, we can help create transformation in our lives. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1565890388
• ISBN13: 9781565890381
• Release Date: June 2004
• Publisher: Crystal Clarity Publishers
• Length: 72 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 6.1" x 0.4" x 6.5"

Customer Reviews

30 days to a more radiant you

"The secret of radiant health and well-being is to become a cause, not an effect. Let nothing condition your happiness. Accept from others only what you choose to accept: their good suggestions, but not their insistence on them; their constructive criticism, but not their anger. Radiate outward into the world around you the light of your faith and wisdom." ~J. Donald Walters If you enjoy reading beautiful thoughts, you will enjoy all the "Secrets" books by J. Donald Walters. He has a true gift for simplifying the complex. In just a few words, he embraces an entire philosophy that can help change your life. These books have encouraged me to think more clearly. I'm reviewing all these little books because I really want to share these secrets with you. They are have been quite an inspiration to me. This book is especially cute and the art has a fresh, alive feel to it. This is a book of "seed thoughts" you can plant into your subconscious. Each day you read one thought and then leave the book open and allow repetition to help the thought become absorbed more deeply into your subconscious. I find that even reading the book once is helpful. I actually enjoy reading each book all the way through each time. This book contains the secrets to radiant health. There are comments on having a balanced diet, a reminder to exercise and notes on how to be more content and grateful. One secret for each day of the month. ~The Rebecca Review