The four agreements of Don Miguel Ruiz; Summary of the animated book The Four Chords: A Practical Guide to Personal Freedom, by Don Miguel Ruiz, is a wonderful book for stress management and personal growth. It is written in simple language, but covers complex topics that can help you fundamentally change your life. Miguel mentioned John:1 a few times. For example, on January 1, 2012, he posted on Facebook: “Https://www.facebook.com/donMiguelRuiz/posts/10150478684012771) “The Gospel of John in the Bible clearly expresses the power of the Word: `In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word is God.` Whatever language we speak, our intention manifests itself through the Word. First of all, being impeccable with our word has nothing to do with being truthful or lying. Nor is it about having a “positive influence” on others. If you read more closely, you will notice that Don Miguel uses the word “impeccable” to mean “sinless.” (See the book for the Latin derivation). He goes on to say that our “word” is the creative force in our lives (including beliefs, actions, etc.) and that we sin when we “use our word against ourselves.” Explore your book, then return to where you left off with Page Flip. How do we know the correct interpretation of Ruiz`s reference to John 1:1-5? We could break one of his four agreements and guess his intention. Or, if you are really interested in the truth, you can ask him. We have to break a lot of old chords and change a lot of domesticated beliefs to really keep a space for someone`s hurt or anger against us without judging, withdrawing, defending, accusing, intellectualizing, you share their dream. At the end of the day, I think it`s important to know if your own agreements lead to the consequences you`d like to see.

Ask Alexa to read your book with Audible integration or text-to-speech. Thank you, Allan, for sharing your wisdom. I am honored that someone in your format takes the time to read my message and clarify the meaning of the agreements. Enter your mobile phone number or email address below and we`ll send you a link to download the free Kindle app. Then you can read Kindle books on your smartphone, tablet or computer – no Kindle device required. First published in 1997, the book has sold more than 8.2 million copies in the United States [1] and has been translated into 46 languages worldwide. The book gained popularity after being supported by Oprah Winfrey on the Oprah Winfrey Show in 2001 and again on the TV show Super Soul Sunday in 2013. [3] The book has also been on the New York Times bestseller list for more than a decade.

[1] Thank you for sharing your views, Coleen. I continue to recommend all books written by members of the Ruiz family. Miguel Ruiz`s latest book (The Toltec Art of Life and Death) is a little different. He continues to teach some of the same lessons presented in his previous books, but in the context of a somewhat romanticized account of his experiences when he was close to death after his heart attack. He remembers the events when he was growing up, which gives more information about his thinking. I also look forward to Miguel Ruiz Jr.`s next book, The Mastery of Self: A Toltec Guide to Personal Freedom. I interpreted “is” as living in the present and “was” for past behaviors. Changing the weather is probably intentional.

The best way to develop knowledge is to bypass other criticisms and read the material and develop your own knowledge. Since I`m also looking for reference topics, my opinion is that we all get something different from each book, based on completely different emotional responses based on the observations of a group that has all read all four chords at the same time. He was about 50 years old and I recommended him to a sibling who had childhood trauma. He read the first chapters in tears, but understood the healing power within itself. The first one only annoyed me, but I understood that he drew why we shouldn`t believe this way. Be impeccable with your word. Don`t take anything personally. Don`t make assumptions. Always give your best.

Love light and truth. It is a concise book, but provocative and full of wisdom. Not only does it connect with your belief systems, but it also gives you a practical guide to improving those belief systems. Deliver half of everything: half smiling, half caring, half creative, half working. I really appreciated the way you highlighted the main ideas of this book. Excellent review for Miguel Ruiz`s book. I also got a few nuggets out of it to snuggle up .co. Nuggets like notes at the edge of a page, but with images.

You might also find this interesting! I also found it strange to judge a book by the behavior of a person who claims to have read it and by the elderly people who are the ancestors of the author of the book. For this reason, I did not respond to Cccc`s comment. If the commentator had explained why he believes the four agreements cause people to behave recklessly and selfishly, I might have gotten an answer. As it stands, I maintain the idea that – Toltec or not – these principles are a healthy lifestyle and in line with the best practices supported by modern psychology: although agreements are sometimes oversimplified, this is still a great little book with some heavy ideas. Focusing on one of these agreements can greatly improve your life and reduce stress. Focusing on all four can really change many people`s lives. If followed in a general and non-fanatical way, these suggestions can help you reduce a large amount of stress by helping you avoid thought and behavior patterns that cause frustration, blame, hurt feelings, and other negative emotions. The book was originally published in 1997 by Amber-Allen Publishing in California. The book has been translated into 46 languages, including Arabic, Chinese and Spanish. [11] An illustrated edition was then published by the same company in 2010 to celebrate the book`s 15th anniversary. [12] Ashley Rao of the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors wrote, “No matter where we end up in the spiritual spectrum — from skeptics to believers, and across religious beliefs — the application of Ruiz`s principles offers opportunities for transformation on our path through grief.” [13] Rachel Thompson of HuffPost says the book is “an extremely useful book that can be put into practice on a daily basis to cope with criticism of any kind.” One of the most important wisdom teachings of the Toltec tradition is that we all dream – dreaming of a unique vision and experience of the universe.

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