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Lif changing info Mar 01, 2008
By Ronald J. Sefchick
"Rodskush"
I've been a fan of Tadas for many years. His old website was a great source of worthwhile items but the book surpasses it all. The title could be a bit misleading since it promises to show the reader how to live without problems but in the end it informs us that we "need" problems to grow and make life an interesting place. The point is that we need to control how the problems come about so that our knowledge and abilities grow at the same time. He likens the tension problems bring about to the positive-negative potential of electricity or natural forces. The idea that to solve problems we need good information about them points out a way to take the real sting out of their negative effects. One precaution: The grammar is a bit shaky and more than one reading is recommended to really get the full import.
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Move Over Eckhart Tolle!!! Feb 12, 2008
By G.L.Lingle
How to live without problems: The ultimate guide to decoding and changing your life in one day If you read only one book in 2008, be sure this is it! Take the time to read and understand this book, apply it to any five problems, and learn how it feels to truly decode and change your life, in one day. (I did it. It works!)
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