Finally Full of Yourself

Unlocking Your Spiritual DNA

De: Maria Salomão-Schmidt

Narrado por: Maria Salomão-Schmidt

To be full of yourself is often meant as an insult, but if you're not full of yourself then what are you full of? Ever wish for a clear guide of what to do? This ground-breaking book is that guide, meeting you where you are, taking you to your next level, opening your heart to your life's calling.

In Finally Full of Yourself, Life Coach Maria Salomão-Schmidt talks straight about discovering how to:

• Turn your stuck points into flow points
• Access your own spiritual DNA
• Shift out of suffering for you and those you love
• Magnetize the answers you seek
• Create a life of purpose, freedom and flow
• Understand the feedback your life is giving you
• Deal with energy vampires
• Learn what your energy body is and how to use it
• Live more fully present
• Uncover why you bothered to get a body in the first place

Known as the Tsunami of Love, Maria Salomão-Schmidt has been an Oprah Show guest and worked with Jack Canfield's Chicken Soup of the Soul, Jane Goodall, and Mikhail Gorbachev. Her life's purpose is to provide powerful tools that cultivate peace from within, so you don't live in an empty state of without.

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If you’ve never been exposed to developing online for spiritual practice then I suppose this might be helpful

I wanted to like this book but I’m afraid I’m overly familiar with what she talks about it much more. She references as being in a new age when in fact there of been many historical examples of different societies, different strategies of being spiritual and communal, and individual journeys. It sounded as though the writing of the book was helpful and it is a synthesis of March philosophy that she has learned and believes. I sampled each chapter then moved on. So if her enough to have a Knouff, spend the rest of your time and energy on things you like.

Horrible Narration

The worst narration I’ve ever heard in my life. Couldn’t even listen to it, so it was a waste of money for me.