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The Brain - the Creator of Reality and a Lofty Life : Opening the Door to the Subconscious Mind and the Hidden Potential Locked within Us
"In this second book of Ramtha's wisdom by Hun Nal Ye Publishing, we present to you a collection of some of the most poignant and riveting Ramtha teachings on the brain and the art of how to activate it and realize its grandest potential." "The brain clearly is the most necessary element to a God because without it there is no dream. Without the brain holding the dream, taking a bit of consciousness and then constructing it, we do not evolve." "The more you contemplate a lofty thought - a philosophical, lofty thought, no matter how mundane or outrageous it may be - your brain is constructing a model, an idea, and sets it right in the frontal lobe. Whatever makes it to this precious place becomes law." - Ramtha This book is divided into three parts. The first one, entitled "How the Brain Creates Reality," sets the stage and describes the various parts of the brain and nervous system involved in creating reality. The second and central part of this book is entitled "Opening the Door to the Deep Subconscious." Finally, the third part of the book, "On the Wings of a Lofty Thought," is an inspiring invitation to strive for a greater mind that in turn produces a more magnificent life naturally.
271 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 2014
About the author
Ramtha
310 books76 followersLemurian warrior who fought the Atlanteans over 35,000 years ago.
Nowadays it is claimed he appears to author J.Z. Knight.
Nowadays it is claimed he appears to author J.Z. Knight.
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March 13, 2024
Highly recommend this as a thought-provoking read. Are we the creator of our realities? I believe so..
June 2, 2014
All You must and need to know as spiritual and human being is masterfully explained in this Book. As Ramtha would say, to know “The Brain As a Wavelength Receiver”. Read more on:
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