Forums IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ Beyond Human Personal Power ebook

Does anyone have it? Recommendations, testimonials?

After my experience at the Photoreading Retreat and meeting with Pete and Paul and the rest of the crew at Learning Strategies, I am completely confident that Pete's story about the information in this book really being the key to activating the knowledge that he had acquired from other sources is absolutely on the money. And at $19 backed up by the usual guarantee you can't lose here.

I can vouch for the rarity of the material that they are offering. These books are extremely hard to find and rare. You will have to judge for yourself whether it works or not by getting it and testing it out - no other kind of verification will do really, though there should be some out of the 10,000 LS customer's who have bought and seen the book to give you their opinion.

I will be receiving my copy first thing next week and I will offer my opinion then if you like, but my opinion based on a review of the material shouldn't be worth more than the statements by Pete that they have based their business at LS on the principles found in those books.

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Where or how does that book is offered? This is the first time I have heard of it.

I was notified by email about the ebook. The email talked about 11 books and offers the first ebook for sale.

I just ordered it. It seems that the following 10 books will be coming out monthly. I'm not sure if you opt-in or opt-out of automatically getting them. I want them all so it wasn't important to me. I suspect you'll get more information once you get your first ebook.

You are perfection.
Iam2

I have no email notifying me about it, even though I tend to save every email from LSC. Unless it got lost among my junk mail and I accidentally deleted it, I haven't received it.

I just got the book today.

I have looked a a number of pages, and I have to say I already like it very much.

A friend and I were talking about various traditions that seem to be more involved with eradicating the ego, seeing it as a problem, than cultivating and improving it.

This is what I think this book is about. Cultivating and improving the ego, the self. It is about the persona in personal power.

But, then again, I could be wrong. The book could make unforseen twists on me.

It'll be interesting to find out.