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"To respond to a New Message from God and to respond to the greater purpose that has sent you into the world requires a kind of revolution within yourself, where your former dictators are overthrown and replaced by wise counselors." | "To respond to a New Message from God and to respond to the greater purpose that has sent you into the world requires a kind of revolution within yourself, where your former dictators are overthrown and replaced by wise counselors." | ||
<ref>Freedom from Addiction and Obsession (January 23, 2009)</ref> | <ref>Freedom from Addiction and Obsession (January 23, 2009)</ref> | ||
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| + | "This represents a revolution within yourself—a real transformation, an entirely different position from which to see life and to see yourself. And it is entirely honest. It is entirely authentic. There is no emotional dishonesty here. There is no self-deception here. There is no glossing over the truth here with fanciful ideas. It is entirely sound. It is entirely real." <ref> Healing Relationships (September 9, 2008 )</ref> | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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Revision as of 23:55, 23 March 2015
"To respond to a New Message from God and to respond to the greater purpose that has sent you into the world requires a kind of revolution within yourself, where your former dictators are overthrown and replaced by wise counselors." [1]
"This represents a revolution within yourself—a real transformation, an entirely different position from which to see life and to see yourself. And it is entirely honest. It is entirely authentic. There is no emotional dishonesty here. There is no self-deception here. There is no glossing over the truth here with fanciful ideas. It is entirely sound. It is entirely real." [2]