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From This Corner of the Fractal
Spirituality + Atheism + Science + The Universe = Consciousness Itself
I spent a lot of time feeling like I didn't belong. It took utterly losing myself to be able to find myself again. Many of us have been identifying with thoughts and ideas that aren't even ours. The masses have been programmed to subscribe to countless self-limiting beLIEf systems, resulting in a perpetual state of sleep. We've allowed ourselves to settle for so much less than we deserve. We do not have to continue following scripts that do not serve our highest good. It is time we stop giving our power away.
Our past does not have to determine our future. We are far more powerful than we've been led to believe. The expansion of consciousness can open doors that we didn't know were there. It is said, "Knock and the door shall be opened." However, it is also possible to realize the doors themselves are part of the illusion, and there is no need to knock when we're already there.
The "kingdom" is within!
"The harder the struggle, the more glorious the triumph."- Swami Sivananda
I spent a lot of time feeling like I didn't belong. It took utterly losing myself to be able to find myself again. Many of us have been identifying with thoughts and ideas that aren't even ours. The masses have been programmed to subscribe to countless self-limiting beLIEf systems, resulting in a perpetual state of sleep. We've allowed ourselves to settle for so much less than we deserve. We do not have to continue following scripts that do not serve our highest good. It is time we stop giving our power away.
Our past does not have to determine our future. We are far more powerful than we've been led to believe. The expansion of consciousness can open doors that we didn't know were there. It is said, "Knock and the door shall be opened." However, it is also possible to realize the doors themselves are part of the illusion, and there is no need to knock when we're already there.
The "kingdom" is within!
"The harder the struggle, the more glorious the triumph."- Swami Sivananda
205 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 10, 2019
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June 17, 2019
The awakening journey can bring forth a myriad of interconnecting threads..the rabbit hole gets deeper the more you explore it. This book helps make sense of some of that journey and encourages the reader to explore and entertain the infinite possibilities and potential that we are. A good read for those along many different stages of their journey.
June 20, 2019
Mind-blowing, personal, honest, and challenges one's beliefs. Very empowering and bold.
June 17, 2019
From This Corner of the Fractal is a book for anyone who wants to explore his or her deeper spiritual dimensions which is our true essence. It's not a perfect rendition but surely a very blunt and straight to the point opinion from this great woman known to us as Stephanie. I think it is a good book which can make a good companion. I recommend to anyone who is a truth seeker.
August 9, 2019
Absolutely loved it. One of the most well written books I have ever came across.
I love how the author meets the reader on a plain mutual ground and as an equal fellow human being sharing her experience in a non threathening way. This book is truly inspirational, inspiring one to be
the best possible version of oneself. The book also have some beautiful poetry in it. Although the poetry in chapter 4 may seem a bit counter productive at first sight, it does paint an exellent picture of the work at hand and creates a perfect picture for understanding the following chapter. Highly reccomended and a must read!
I love how the author meets the reader on a plain mutual ground and as an equal fellow human being sharing her experience in a non threathening way. This book is truly inspirational, inspiring one to be
the best possible version of oneself. The book also have some beautiful poetry in it. Although the poetry in chapter 4 may seem a bit counter productive at first sight, it does paint an exellent picture of the work at hand and creates a perfect picture for understanding the following chapter. Highly reccomended and a must read!
April 12, 2023
It was good to read it, but wouldn't go back to it.
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