Daily Inspiration
Friendship is a great gift. Do you reach out to your friends, or do you wait for them to reach out to you? Does your fear of rejection keep you from connecting with those who are important to you? Today, reach out to a friend.
By Dr. Margaret Paul
"Do I Have To Give Up Me To Be Loved By God? is a treasure chest full of gifts which provide the essential tools for achieving inner peace, joy and fulfillment. A glorious book!"
JOHN GRAY
“Diet for Divine Connection may be the most useful and healing book about diet and nutrition I've ever read. Margaret Paul explains that the only truly effective diet is one that springs from your own inner guidance and intuition. In clear and simple terms, Dr. Paul teaches you exactly how to use your intuition to create both a food and a thought diet that heals and enlivens your entire being. No matter your age, health or dietary challenges, Diet for Divine Connection can save you years of struggle. Best of all, because it's truly a soul-based path to physical and emotional health, you'll discover life-changing new inner reservoirs of energy, peace, and precious clarity. If you care about your health and well-being, don't miss this treasure of a book.”
Ken Page, LCSW,
This book ["Healing Your Aloneness"] is a profound look at the cause of inner pain and, most importantly, offers a way of healing.
Susan Forward, Ph.D
Endorsement for Diet for Divine Connection: "Junk food and junk thoughts both have the same net effect. They clog you up and limit your vitality and your capacity for joy. In this penetrating and provocative book, Dr. Paul illumines how it’s all connected, and invites you on a pathway to greater mental, physical and spiritual wellness."
Ocean Robbin
"Margaret Paul is an insightful and profound teacher. She skillfully helps us to explore, heal and deepen our relationship with God."
BARBARA DE ANGELIS, PH.D.
"Inner Bonding" is a welcome addition to the material on the Inner Child. It gives us a pragmatic, solution-oriented framework for resolving inner conflict.
Stephanie Covington, Ph.D.




