GRATITUDE AND LOVE ARE THE HEART OF HEALING

Dear Colleagues and Students of Wisdom,

We all have the healing power of unconditional love within us, but we sometimes unwisely believe that we cannot be healed. When we're ill, it's easy to listen to our fears and our attempts to put all of our efforts into tangible, physical remedies that we can see and touch. We must take a step beyond what we merely see or touch and listen to the inner wisdom of our hearts and souls as well. There is no healing force greater than unconditional love. This inner wisdom, expressing itself through gratitude and love, is the most powerful healing force there is. No condition, illness or disease exists that cannot be helped by it's pure energy.

Sickness and suffering actually function as hidden blessings because they smash our complacency concerning the fictions we have developed about our lives and force us to be present in our lives. Sometimes an injury or disease awakens our love for life. Few situations urge us to examine our life more than the possibility of our impending death. For many people, including our loved ones, the day they're diagnosed with a life threatening illness is the day they truly begin to live and appreciate life.

An Inspiring Story:

For nearly two decades I have had the great opportunity to be friends with one of the most amazing beings in the world. His name is Morris Goodman. You may recognize his name from my book Count Your Blessings. He is the person called "The Miracle Man" who miraculously survived a deadly plane crash. Through shear determination, visualization, affirmation and inspiring action steps, Morris recovered from a coma, broken bones, and a paralyzing immobility to become one of the leading speakers in the world. His story is guaranteed to bring a tear of inspiration from your heart. Below I have listed a few of his inspiring products for you to become familiar with, purchase and absorb. I can recommend them highly. Morris is a legend. Although we may not have experienced such a plane crash in our lives, we all have had moments of definite challenge.

Love and Gratitude,

John