Showing results by publisher "Archangel Ink" in Spirituality

In You're Trying Too Hard, Joey Lott explains exactly that - you are trying too hard, and you will never achieve your goals precisely because you already have freedom. Stop trying everything under the sun to bring yourself to true enlightenment. Stop searching for wiser, more special teachers. Stop worrying about lineage and ego and diet and the self. Stop everything. Remain only with direct experience, and let true clarity at least reveal itself.

Joey Lott's No One Home is a short and simple audio guide to the ever-present simplicity of being. Lott demonstrates in simple terms that there is no separate self, there is only the simplicity of being, and from there goes on to demonstrate the reasons for which this is such a beneficial discovery.

Discover: how to bridge the divide between wanting something and actually acting on your desire with effortless intensity. What do you want out of life, and why don't you have it? Really, why don't you? Chances are, it's because you are your own greatest enemy. If everybody in the world could simply get out of their own way, they'd have everything they wanted and more. Our greatest limiting factors come from within. They are solved and dissolved from within as well.

If you take a ride down the rabbit hole with Joey, he can show you that the path to true peace is infinitely simpler and more accessible than you've ever imagined. There are no complicated mantras involved, just a simple leap of faith and a straightforward shift in your habits. Throughout the book he carefully explains how to strip away the façade of what we imagine peace to be and reveals the reality of what peace actually is. He then shows us the absolute ease with which this peace can be known beyond doubt.

Do you have laryngitis of the soul? Do you feel like your voice - who you really are without all the roles of mother, sister, daughter, wife, friend - is silent, or is such a tiny little whisper that you can barely even hear it under the cacophony of other people's voices and demands? If so, you aren't alone. Most women say that they have lost their voice, lost their dreams, lost themselves, after years of living for other people. But there's still something inside of them longing to be heard.