Invisible Warfare is the battle inside your head that you dont see- that triggers the confrontations you experience daily-not only with yourself but with others.
We have been programmed to do what we are told.
Its time to ask questions and replace worn-out programs with new ones.
You do this with your computer, dont you? Why not with yourself? Take this amazing journey from internal power struggles to enlightenment.
All in one book.
Using unconventional tools such as rinsing and invented language such as emotional hostages of love, Miller breaks through preconceived notions of how things should be-with music, writing and original exercises that engage the subconscious and emotional cores.
Central to the process of communication is recognizing three levels of self-worth that dictate whether or not you engage in personal war.
-Low ego, which makes you feel powerless -High ego, which makes you feel powerful -Spirit or centeredness, which empowers you.
Can we honestly complain about the worlds wars when we, ourselves, are polluting our lives with internal battles? If we want to change, we need to step outside the way we think and feel And go beyond what we know.
sm See challenges as messages make invisible warfare visible in order to achieve wisdom from truth.
In addition to the guidance provided in the book, Invisible Warfare, Miller has created a workbook full of corresponding exercises and journaling: Invisible Warfare, Special Workbook Edition and music CD, Something Ive Gotta Trust, engages the reader in outside the box processing.
All three products are available in a bundled package.
Miller is also the singer/songwriter for the inspiring childrens CD, Pick Me Up Blues.
About the Author: In her new book Invisible Warfare, Mona Miller helps you locate these roots and provides seeds that await planting in the thoughts and feelings of readers who want to stop the war in their lives.
Knowledge that war begins in each of us innocently and early before we have control ov.
| Journaling | Invisible |
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| Author | In her new book |
Communication Arts Company Invisible warfare, paperback/mona miller
