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The first section, THE STRUCTURE OF FREE WILL, sheds fascinating light on the cosmic network of interlacing forces that operate in creation-such as Divine providence, mazal, and prayer-and reveals the power and parameters assigned to each. More valuable still, this groundbreaking achievement explains how free will intersects with, and impacts on, these forces-which give us the near-magical ability to maximize opportunities, sidestep unnecessary hardship, and transform our emotional, spiritual, and physical health. As the dazzling design and sweeping influence of free will emerges, we move in a world that offers us a different experience, and it will become increasingly difficult for us to ignore the one truth that will become so patently obvious: we control the quality of our lives-and our afterlife. Section 2, DREAMS INTO ACTION, offers a treasure trove of Torah insights and psychological strategies to ignite a fiery passion for life-with proven, step-by-step tools and techniques to rapidly remake ourselves and our relationships. In just hours we can begin to: Harness willpower Enjoy unshakable emunah and bitachon Increase self-esteem and confidence Overcome destructive habits and addiction Conquer anxiety, insecurity, and fear Eliminate childhood issues and trauma About the author: Dovid Lieberman, Ph.D., is an acclaimed speaker and award winning author with a renowned insight into the human condition. His 11 books, which have been translated into 26 languages and include two New York Times bestsellers, have sold more than three million copies worldwide. Blending the wisdom of Torah with cutting-edge research, Dr. Lieberman's writings and lectures captivate both scholar and layman alike, and are enjoyed by people at all levels and from all backgrounds. Reviews: "Lieberman's scholarship is extraordinary, both in Jewish sources and with regard to contemporary findings in the fields of psychology and sociology ....
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- EditorePhilipp Feldheim
- Data di pubblicazione2016
- ISBN 10 1680250280
- ISBN 13 9781680250282
- RilegaturaPaperback
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