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Miracles CAN Happen Every Day--for you! Are there really miracles? Yes, of course, there are. We have all heard of miraculous happenings but, how do they come about? And, perhaps most importantly to whom do they happen and why? In this clear and powerfully-written book, co-authors Michael C. Rann & Elizabeth Rann Arrott explain that miracles happen through natural and normal circumstances, and the new science of quantum physics is proving that we are every one of us already wired for miracles. We are not victims of a random existence in a confusing and possibly hostile world. We can experience a dramatic healing, or find the perfect solution to a major problem. Yes, it really is possible to express the dream or desire that we haven't dared pursue until now.

In SHORTCUT TO A MIRACLE, co-authors Michael C. Rann & Elizabeth Rann Arrott tell about a number of people who have experienced real miracles in their lives—wonderful things that have benefitted their health, success, relationships and prosperity. There’s nothing special or miraculous about these people. They’re people just like us, except they found the way to their miracles simply by understanding how to open the door and allow the miracles to enter.

PART ONE provides the principles that explain how miracles are created from a scientific and spiritual point of view. PART TWO describes how absolutely essential we are to the process. And PART THREE provides the tools with which we can create miracles in our own lives based on these scientific and spiritual principles.

The possibility of miracles is within all people. The principles are universal, but the application of them is individual. This book gives step-by-step guidelines that will lead us to our own personal shortcut, taking us from wherever we are now to a life that is richer, fuller, more rewarding, and filled with wondrous events that we, too, call miracles.

AWARD WINNER in the 23rd Annual COVR Visionary Awards

© 2005 DeVorss Publications (E-bog): 9780875169019

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E-bog: 1. januar 2005