Daily Inspiration

One of the best ways of feeling great is to speak up for yourself. If someone is mean, judgmental, sarcastic, speak up for yourself. Say, in a kind voice, "That felt awful," or "I don't want to be around you when you treat me like that," or "I know you're feeling badly, but I don't like it when you take it out on me." Today, find the courage to speak up for yourself.

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FROM THE INTRODUCTION OF "DO I HAVE TO GIVE UP ME TO BE LOVED BY GOD? "Here, in the treasure that you now hold in your hands, is a method for recreating yourself as a powerful, spiritually connected, loving adult self, capable of taking personal responsibility for your own feelings and behaviors. This book offers you a process through which you may do that. It also contains a powerful method for healing relationship and family conflict, as well as for healing self-destructive and addictive behavior. I am very excited about this material. It takes the truths found in Conversations with God and other of the newest wisdom literature, and renders them functional in everyday life. Anything that takes a huge wisdom and turns it into a practical tool is a treasure indeed. It is one thing to behold the wisdom and quite another to be able to use it. Margaret Paul has for over a dozen years been working with, and teaching to others, a process which allow people to do just that. Now everything you could want to know about that process, and the eternal truths which underlie it, has been placed in a book. This book. This marvelous gift that that has come to be placed before your eyes."
NEALE DONALD WALSCH

Endorsement for Diet for Divine Connection: "Profound and practical insights for integrating the psychology of healing our hearts with the foods we eat to expand our consciousness and strengthen our divine connection with spirit."


John Gray, PhD

From the Foreword of Diet for Divine Connection: "While I’ve found Dr. Paul’s work to be immensely valuable, both in my own life and in the lives of my clients over the years, the aspect of transformation she brings into focus in Diet for Divine Connection fills a gap in our culture’s understanding that’s truly groundbreaking....The message in this book is essential and timely.  Sadly, one out of four women in North America is on antidepressants. This staggering epidemic of unhappiness is due in great part to these two things—our diet, and our disconnection from our divine source. The way in which Margaret connects these two fields offers a quantum breakthrough in our understanding....

"If ever I start to feel disconnected from my own self-love, my divine connection, I turn to either Margaret’s work or Margaret herself. She has proven herself to be a trusted guide over the decades. In this book, she will clearly show you how to use food to strengthen your own divine connection in a profound way.  It is with great joy that I invite you to turn these pages and take in her wisdom and guidance for yourself."


Marci Shimoff

The authors', Margaret Paul, Ph.D., and Erika Chopich, Ph.D., in the book "Healing Your Aloneness: Finding Love and Wholeness Through Your Inner Child", provides a new and fresh understanding of the inner world. They have created a valuable roadmap for healing the child within us, and in that way becoming more emotionally free, integrated, and whole.
Walter E. Bracklemanns, M.D.

“If you’re ready to discover the root causes of disconnection from self, others and Divine guidance, then Diet For Divine Connection is a must read groundbreaking book. For anyone desiring mind, body, spirit healing, Dr. Paul clearly describes the connection between the foods you eat and the thoughts you think, with your ability to connect with your Divine guidance – your inner GPS - and she offers a pathway to healing through her six-step Inner Bonding process.”


Charlotte Reznick PhD

"Margaret's latest book, "Do I Have To Give Up Me To Be Loved By God?" is a powerful, effective method for learning to love ourselves at the deepest spiritual level so that we can love others fully."
GAY HENDRICKS, PH.D. and KATHLYN HENDRICKS, PH.D.



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One of the best ways of feeling great is to speak up for yourself. If someone is mean, judgmental, sarcastic, speak up for yourself. Say, in a kind voice, "That felt awful," or "I don't want to be around you when you treat me like that," or "I know you're feeling badly, but I don't like it when you take it out on me." Today, find the courage to speak up for yourself.

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