How to Let Go of the Past and Live in the Present Moment: Stopping Negative Thoughts to Achieve Your Heart’s Desires.

by Kevin Kerr

Imagine a life in which you have everything you want along with no stress or worries.Believe it or not this is a very attainable goal because it's all up to you! The accomplishment of self transformation throughout all of humanity eradicates the need for arguing, poverty, and unnecessary deaths. It is so simple but often overlooked! Once you decide to consciously eat and drink, everyone feels better. As soon as you take control over what you put in, on, and around your body then that is the day planet earth becomes a pleasant place to live for all of mankind. The second you believe that you're capable of anything and much more than what you see in the mirror is the moment all of us start to realize we are eternally spiritual as well as divinely infinite.

19 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 14, 2014

Reviews

[Vanessa Thompson · Rating 5 out of 5]

***** 5 stars I like that he keep the read short but hit every ..., August 18, 2014

This review is from: How to Let Go of the Past and Live in the Present Moment: Stopping Negative Thoughts to Achieve Your Heart's Desires. (Kindle Edition)

Kevin Kerr the author of "How to Let Go of the Past and Live in the Present Moment" was short but very enlighten.


I do try to practice all the elements listed in this "life guide" written by Mr. Kerr. I like that he keep the read short but hit every major part to achieve a healthy state of mind.
I will use this guide to follow and achieve a healthier state of mind and happiness in my life.
I do believe that a positive out look on life, health, food and more does help us as humans.
I practice currently, healthy eating, my environment is positive and help me maintain a good quality of life, however my mind at times think negative. I don't relive the past, but I think that I am alone and God has forgotten me. I read this book and now know it is not God who is lost in my life! It is my thought process!

Thank you Mr. Kerr for this most helpful short read to bring me back to positive thinking.