Live Your Bliss: Practices That Produce Happiness and Prosperity

by Terry Cole-Whittaker

Overview

After years of teaching metaphysical principles all over the world through her seminars, books, church, and international television ministry, Terry Cole-Whittaker realized that there was something extremely important missing from her teachings. Divine discontent led her on an amazing spiritual journey that eventually yielded all that had been missing plus the sacred wisdom whereby everyone can enjoy the benefits of ever-increasing bliss, prosperity, and love. Terry shares this most empowering knowledge, the knowledge of who we really are — perfect souls possessing godlike powers and qualities.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781577316855
Publisher:	New World Library
Publication date:	11/10/2009
Edition description:	Original
Pages:	240
Sales rank:	718,723
Product dimensions:	5.60(w) x 8.58(h) x 0.62(d)

About the Author

Terry Cole-Whittaker is a world-renowned spiritual teacher and the author of many bestselling books, including What You Think of Me Is None of My Business, How to Have More in a Have-Not World, and Dare to Be Great. In addition to hosting her own television show for many years, Terry has been a guest on Oprah and other national programs. She lives in Los Angeles, California.

Table of Contents

Introduction: From One Serious Pleasure Seeker to Another xi

1 You Are Already Powerful 1

2 Receive the Abundant Flow of Divine Bliss and Opulence 29

3 Expand beyond Self-Imposed Limitations into the Realms of Greatness 59

4 Prosper and Live Blissfully by Doing What You Love 87

5 Pleasure-Producing Relationships 109

6 Who Were You Before, and Who Will You Be Next? 141

7 The Pleasurable Way to Be Healthy and Vibrant 161

8 Entrance into the Realm of Divine Pleasures 187

Acknowledgments 217

Endnotes 219

Recommended Reading 221

About the Author 223

Editorial Reviews

“Terry Cole-Whittaker’s wisdom and her gentle, joyful guidance changed my life — and they can change yours as well, right from the pages of this book.”
— Neale Donald Walsch, author of Conversations with God

“Live Your Bliss delivers profound truths in a very accessible manner. It’s high time that more attention be focused on bliss, which Terry rightly describes as the intrinsic nature of every soul. Terry is a wise woman who has written the most important book of her life.”
— Steven Halpern, award-winning composer, recording artist, and pioneering sound healer

“Terry is a master of manifestation....If there were just one book to pick up this year on manifesting your dreams, this is that book.”
— Dr. Eric Pearl, author of the international bestseller The Reconnection: Heal Others, Heal Yourself

“In this wonderful book, Terry Cole-Whittaker...takes us on a powerful journey of the heart in which we come to understand the role each of us plays in creating the life — and the world — we long to live in, the one perfectly designed to help us live in happiness, fulfillment, and bliss.”
— John E. Welshons, author of One Soul, One Love, One Heart and Awakening from Grief

From the Publisher

Spiritual lecturer, writer, and self-described “pleasure seeker” Cole-Whittaker (What You Think of Me Is None of My Business) draws on Eastern and Western religious traditions, as well as New Thought prosperity principles and Hermetic philosophy, to present a message of abundant happiness. All that’s needed is to realize that everything and everyone is already perfect. Easier said than done, perhaps? Cole-Whittaker’s concepts come to life with parables, contemplation exercises, empowering mantras, and simple yet insightful metaphors. Thoughts, deeds, and actions are often compared to seeds that offer better yield when tended in a positive way. Negativity is presented as bad computer programming worth removing. Since humans are inherently perfect, recognizing that perfect state requires letting go of such toxic emotions as greed or envy. Living your bliss has practical use in overcoming career, relationship, and health difficulties. Philosophically, there’s certainly room for debate (if everyone is perfect, why does crime exist?), and the author’s call to research the health benefits of colloidal silver are questionable. While many readers won’t accept all of Cole-Whittaker’s conclusions, the exuberance of her writing is contagious. (Jan.)

Publishers Weekly