Emotional Sobriety
Feel-Good Secrets for Everyone
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When you think negative, doubtful, blaming, whining, critical type thoughts which send out a negative vibration you set up opposition to what you want, delay it from manifesting and you move in the direction of creating negative situations for yourself.
And when you feel good and you think feel good thoughts it makes what you want easy to manifest in your reality.
Instead of feeling grateful I am an alcoholic which keeps me focused on all the negative stuff I have overcome I always remind myself, “I appreciate I am a recovered alcoholic.” This keeps my focus on valuing where I am and where I am going and all the good things that are in my life and are coming into my life.
All things that occur in your life without exception come to you by your invitation through your thoughts. You may disagree with that because you want to avoid responsibility for how you think, feel and act. Or perhaps you prefer to blame your situation on Karma or use some other excuse, so you can weasel out of being held accountable.
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About the Book
Emotional Sobriety: Feel-Good Secrets for Everyone provides uplifting mental practices, powerful encouragement, and straightforward advice to anyone seeking to improve the quality of his or her life. Easy-to-follow, simple exercises and suggestions give you a step-by-step practical program to master your emotions and to tune in, tap in, and turn on to your Inner Being.
This guide provides a new, innovative approach to steps ten and eleven found in the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous that can change and raise your awareness to feeling good all day, every day.
You can learn to use words that support what you want. Words matter. Wrong words can block and delay your good coming to you. Positive words can uplift and soothe you and others. Help make your life a happier, more fun experience by applying the tools provided. Discover the number one secret to feeling good.
About the Author
Richard Parenti has more than thirty-four years of experience with sobriety, mentors, novices, and yoga masters in the science of emotional mastery.
He is the author of “Naked Before God” and “Your True Self,” both of which appeared in Himalayan Path Magazine. In 2007 he was recognized by the National Multiple Sclerosis Society of Northern California for having the ideal yoga class for people with multiple sclerosis. Since 2000 he has been the spiritual director of the Yoga Health Institute in Modesto, California.