Thought Into Form

By Mark Siet

Health, Mind & Body

Religion & Spirituality

Self-Help and Personal Development

Language: English Not Rated (NR)

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Are you ready for a book that defines the limitless thoughts into the countless forms of your very own personal expression?

Perhaps you would like a set of tools for the imagination something to take you higher in your thoughts; closer in your connection to all that is?
You will love the contents of Thought Into Form. Start anywhere and keep going. Once the doors start opening hold on to your hat for the adventure that is you is always beginning

What you have within 286 inspiration filled pages is a map leading directly to your hearts desire. Two hundred eighty-six pages primed full of what you can conceive of in the moment and over time.

This is the heroes quest of the mind seeking its own beginnings in order to chart your own course into the unknown. It is the ultimate Self Help collection of the way things work!

Here you will learn to understand the intimate process of thoughts becoming form.

Learn by direct inquiry, parable, short story, and affirmations.

What if you knew that just by picking up this book, you could bring about a change in your life, make the chaos into order, and the sadness into joy?

The Story Behind This Book

Have you ever had questions about the way things work? Have you noticed that events seem to follow your thoughts sometimes exactly sometimes no quite so perfectly? Have you listened to your inner voice and ever wondered what was going on there? All of these questions I had to answer for myself and along the way found out that my answers were common to everyone who is seeking along these similar lines of inquiry. The main focus that kept my attention throughout was the concept of thought no matter what level it took place upon whether as a passing light headed thought or a heavy deep mystical thought; all of these areas of thought I explored determining that by describing the indescribable we could come closer to our perception of Unity of g-dliness and of holiness.