Healing Views
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*Identify your life purpose by being true to yourself
Self-honesty is what leads us to correcting many of the imbalances in our lives. By being honest with ourselves about our capabilities and limitations is when we search for what is right for us instead of wasting our resources on what is wrong. Your life purpose is your final destination. Pursue it and you will discover your own paradise.
*Look for character first and you will find stability next.
Character is the basic foundation of one’s personality. Focus on finding solid character that balances yours and you will have a healthy relationship. When you focus on superficial traits such as looks, money and sex, you will end up in a relationship founded on shaky grounds.
*Dogma is complexity. Reconnecting is simplicity.
As human society grows in complexity, the need for simplicity arises. Dogma is the unfortunate smothering of our daily existence. It is no longer required to communicate with the Divine. Reconnect spiritually through meditation and maintain simplicity. A simple life is your key to true salvation.
*Heaven and hell are within. We experience one or the other depending on decisions we make.
The number of blessings or curses in our lives is direct evidence of how well or poorly we have chosen. Follow the rules of sanity and sanity will find you. Follow those of insanity and insanity will engulf you.
*Dictatorships enslave by force. Democracies enslave by choice.
Dictatorships use the secret service to instill fear in the masses so as to control them. Democracies use the media to extract our full submission to the system through influencing choices we deliberately make.
*What serves the few is not sustainable. What serves the many is forever lasting.
Systems prosper by strengthening their middle class and not their elite. History is filled with examples of the average revolting against the unfair elite. The elite may be able to support injustice for as long as the middle man is dormant. Once awakened, the middle man will impose change. By keeping it fair, the stability of the system would last indefinitely.
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Much of human suffering is the product of bad decision-making and lack of self-honesty. Surprisingly, most people with problems cannot admit that they actually do have a problem. As long as we are dishonest with ourselves and remain closed to changing our ways, we will continue to suffer.
This book is an excellent guide in helping us look beneath the surface to try to resolve our issues. The solution is always in the root of the problem.
About the Author
EHAB FATTAL, MA, was born in Accra, Ghana, in 1968. He was educated in West Africa, the Middle East, and the United States. Mr. Fattal’s extensive international background and interaction with various cultures worldwide has provided him with special insight into the human condition. In 2005, Mr. Fattal completed his MA in International Relations at Seton Hall University in New Jersey, where he specialized in cross-cultural negotiations. In 2007, Mr. Fattal had an awakening, which led him to share his newfound spirituality through his first book, The Big Picture Paradigm.
In Healing Views, Mr. Fattal shares much of his acquired wisdom in the matters of life from going through the same suffering that we all undergo. It is his personal conclusion that much of this suffering is self-inflicted and can be healed. The key to this healing lies in changing one’s perspective from one that relies heavily on emotion or reason to one that is well-balanced between both.
He can be contacted at info@bigpictureparadigm.com
www.bigpictureparadigm.com