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A sense of entitlement is common these days. People who feel entitled believe that they are more important than others and that their needs should come first. They are the takers. Caretakers support the takers. Caretakers believe they are not as important as others, that their needs should come last. Takers need to practice compassion for others. Caretakers need to practice compassion for themselves.

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"Diet for Divine Connection cuts through the conflicting theories on nutrition, empowering the reader to made intelligent food choices for their optimal wellbeing on every level. It addresses the psychological reasons that often hold a person back from implementing positive changes, which come down to a lack of self-love. Most remarkable, is Margaret Paul’s understanding of the spiritual impact of our food diet and thought diet. With great wisdom and compassion, she shows us how we can embody an inspired, graceful, vital existence, even in these challenging times. This is truly a ground-breaking contribution. Read it and reap!”


Miranda Macpherson

Endorsement for Diet for Divine Connection: “I have loved Margaret Paul’s teachings for over 20 years. She has always been ahead of her time and continues to be a renegade leading thinker and teacher in in the psycho-emotional and spiritual realm with this new book. Margaret deftly combines profound and integrated teachings for our modern times with certainty, experience and great clarity…all the while living what she teaches.

"Her holistic way of looking at wellbeing is inspirational, leading edge, and a great gift to anyone wanting support emotionally, physically, spiritually and mentally.

“This new book finds her evolving and integrating even more of her learned and hard-won wisdom by including even more aspects of our humanness…our bodies, our food choices and our minds and brains, all the while continuing to point us home to our true and most sacred selves.

“I am so happy Margaret Paul is on this earth.”


Alanis Morissette

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

Endorsement for Diet for Divine Connection: “Dr. Margaret Paul spent years uncovering the ways we can connect with our guidance, and how that is related to the many different kinds of nourishment (both physical and emotional) we give our bodies. In Diet For Divine Connection, you will discover how to heal resistance to physical and emotional self-care, and how to loving act on your own behalf in any moment. Margaret Paul is connected with her own internal GPS, teaches us how to do the same, and in the process, so much healing takes place. We’re fortunate to have her as our guide.”


Geneen Roth

Endorsement for Diet for Divine Connection: “In this breakthrough work, Dr. Margaret Paul brings us the science that connects diet and the Divine. Dr. Paul also teaches us how to overcome any blocks to loving ourselves so that we can let go of junk foods and junk thoughts and open to at-will Divine connection. Read it—it will forever change your understanding of food and spirituality, and how to embrace the thought and action choices necessary to achieve Divine connection.“


Hyla Cass MD

Endorsement for Diet for Divine Connection: According to the reports from thousands of individuals and numerous physicians, when people switch to a non-GMO organic diet, they experience dramatic improvements in health, clarity, concentration, weight loss, memory, and energy. Many recover from anxiety and depression. The toxins in food have robbed millions of their health and vitality. Reversing this trend sets the stage for the kind of life we all desire. Healthy food is the urgent first step. Thank you Margaret for ringing that bell.” 


Jeffrey M. Smith



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A sense of entitlement is common these days. People who feel entitled believe that they are more important than others and that their needs should come first. They are the takers. Caretakers support the takers. Caretakers believe they are not as important as others, that their needs should come last. Takers need to practice compassion for others. Caretakers need to practice compassion for themselves.

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