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What's it about? This book is about the idea that life is a dream-like game, where the reader is the creator of their own reality, Amazon.com The World is a Mirror by Nada Amari - Goodreads
: The author describes life as a game where individuals choose to forget their "godhood" and unlimited potential to navigate a labyrinth of their own creation. Interpersonal Mirroring
Relationships and daily interactions serve as catalysts to help you remember your "true nature and power". Amazon.com Explore 'The World is a Mirror' by Nada Amari Explore 'The World is a Mirror' by Nada Amari thegodstate
: Amari suggests that the world functions like a hologram or a "dream" projected from your own consciousness. Internal Shift First
Which would you prefer: a detailed original article/summary and analysis, or help finding legal sources to get the book?
This is a philosophical/spiritual principle found in many traditions (Buddhism, Stoicism, Hermeticism, modern self-help). Your external reality reflects your internal state (thoughts, beliefs, emotions). If you change within, your outer world changes.
What's it about? This book is about the idea that life is a dream-like game, where the reader is the creator of their own reality, Amazon.com The World is a Mirror by Nada Amari - Goodreads
: The author describes life as a game where individuals choose to forget their "godhood" and unlimited potential to navigate a labyrinth of their own creation. Interpersonal Mirroring
Relationships and daily interactions serve as catalysts to help you remember your "true nature and power". Amazon.com Explore 'The World is a Mirror' by Nada Amari Explore 'The World is a Mirror' by Nada Amari thegodstate
: Amari suggests that the world functions like a hologram or a "dream" projected from your own consciousness. Internal Shift First
Which would you prefer: a detailed original article/summary and analysis, or help finding legal sources to get the book?
This is a philosophical/spiritual principle found in many traditions (Buddhism, Stoicism, Hermeticism, modern self-help). Your external reality reflects your internal state (thoughts, beliefs, emotions). If you change within, your outer world changes.
