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The Path

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The Path is for what comes after you have knocked on other doors.

Perhaps you have always known that you were here to make a difference in this world?

 

As though there is more you could do, more you could understand, a greater impact you could have, yet somehow you haven't quite found the way to access all of it?

 

If you have found yourself here, then you will most likely have explored many things already. Meditation, gurus, books, coaches, teachers, therapy, breathwork, yoga, EFT, healing. All valid, and all things that can help us on our pathway to a point.

 

But the seeker is always going to have more questions, and eventually there comes a point where another book, another modality or another spiritual experience is not what you are looking for.

 

You want to understand who you truly are, why you are here and how you can bring more of what you came here to do into this physical world. How to live in peace. How to live with flow, alignment and clarity.

 

Perhaps you are not at the beginning of your journey at all.

 

Perhaps everything you have done so far has brought you to the door of what comes next.

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What is the Path?

You have your own mountain to climb because you have your own Divine Blueprint, your own purpose, agreements, lessons and magnificence to bring into the world.

 

Nobody else can climb your mountain for you.

 

You can read about climbing. You can collect equipment. You can listen to people who have climbed before you. You can meditate, heal, learn, attend workshops, read books and gather an extraordinary amount of spiritual knowledge.

 

All of those things can help.

 

But at some point, you still have to climb.

 

And if you are going to climb a mountain, wouldn't you want a map?

 

I have written this book to act as a signpost, if you will, a compass or navigation system to direct you on your way to the top of your mountain.

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The seeking brought me to a door. Perhaps it has brought you to one too.
Anna Anderson, The Path
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