The Instruction: Living the Life Your Soul Intended by Ainslie MacLeod
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Book Reviews of The Instruction: Living the Life Your Soul Intended
Book Review: Great book
Summary: 4 Stars
The Instruction is written in a very clear by someone who obviously has a deep understanding of psychic realms and the spirit world.Book Review: The Instruction
Summary: 5 Stars
Excellent insights - I couldn't put it down - - and am using what I learned!Book Review: Soul Age
Summary: 4 Stars
Interesting that Michael Teachings and MacLeod's presentation overlap. Saying the same thing with a touch different ingredients but basically the same soul casserole. Great for shedding judgements against our fellow spirits in the earthly plane.Book Review: The Instruction
Summary: 3 Stars
Beginning of book is good; however, by the end, you're drained. Meditation is necessary to really get full benefit of the instruction. To much work for me. Overall, decent book.Book Review: "The Instruction" should really be "The Revelation"
Summary: 5 Stars
I stumbled upon "The Instruction" as I was browsing in a major bookstore and I immediately snatched it, ran home and devoured it. Perhaps the title should have been "The Revelation" because that's what it felt to me: I was flabbergasted by such a powerful epiphany.
What 'personality theory' did in the psychological field, this book does in the spiritual realm. It's the subtitle, however, that really piqued my interest, "Living the life your soul intended." Finally, an explanation to the million doubts and questions and wondering about why am I really here on this earth. To raise kids? To work and be prosperous? To make this planet a better place? It turns out that it all depends not on who you are but on who your soul is. In the eternal battle between nature vs. nurture, environment vs. DNA, MacLeod allows us not to feel trapped in the middle and offers us a third option.
The author encourages us to tap into our personal resources and individual talents and grow, develop and overcome - sometimes even just survive but always with dignity and grace.
His gentle yet constant reminder to meditate is an invitation to read our own soul map and follow its directions as key to serenity and fulfillment.
"Being yourself is never going to feel so good", he says with his hallmark honesty and transparency.
If you have been on a long quest to find yourself and your place among the rest of humanity, you have to read this book. It will start you on a journey you will be nothing but compelled to continue.