Living the Field

Tapping into the Secret Force of the Universe

De: Lynne McTaggart

Narrado por: Lynne McTaggart

Duración: 6 h y 2 m

Resumen del Editor

Harness the source of your living energy: the Zero Point Field.

The cutting edge of quantum physics is not just found in a laboratory or university - now, you can live each day on the frontiers of science. Lynne McTaggart's revolutionary book The Field captivated readers around the world with its exploration of the unseen dimension where science meets spirit. But that was only the beginning. With Living The Field, this pioneering investigator presents a full-length audio workshop about using the scientific discoveries of the quantum age to supercharge your life, health, and consciousness.

Consciousness is the signal - you are the receiver.

How can invisible quantum forces affect the way you live? In light of McTaggart's research, the answer might astonish you: The very essence of your thoughts, memories, and sentient mind arises from the Zero Point Field. Your consciousness is not stored in your brain - instead, your brain is a receiver that picks up the signal of your consciousness from The Field. And through The Field, encoded in its infinite energetic frequencies, you are fundamentally connected to all other life. If you have ever picked up the feelings of a loved one from far away, known what your pet was thinking, worked in synchronicity with a team, or had a strong premonition of the future - then you have already glimpsed the power of this quantum connection.

To live The Field is to continuously enhance your ability to receive the signal of this unified consciousness. Distilling the best techniques from her acclaimed workshops, Lynne McTaggart gives you straightforward, practical tools to expand your access to the limitless energy and wisdom of The Field. Whether you wish to boost your health, increase your intuitive powers, turn intention into reality, or even unlock your dormant extrasensory gifts, Lynne McTaggart will help you discover how to achieve profound and life-altering results when you begin Living The Field.

©2007 Lynne McTaggart (P)2012 Sounds True

Listen to the first book in this series first.

What did you like best about Living the Field? What did you like least?

If you are looking for a guide then this is a pretty good book. If you are looking for information, like I was, then this isn't the book for you.

What could Lynne McTaggart have done to make this a more enjoyable book for you?

The book did what it stated it would. I however thought I was purchasing the first book that talked about what the Field was and not how to live it.

Not really what I expected

Would you try another book from Lynne McTaggart and/or the narrator?

No I don't think so

Any additional comments?

I listen to a lot of books, Wattles, Kinslow, Collier, ect. I just did not like the direction of the book or material, not sure why, was just not as thrilled as I expected to be.

The Tao of Modern Times

A marvelous body of work infused with practicality and wisdom.
As all things of wonder and magnitudes, it is necessary that one Sees with Heart and follows with deed.
Much gratitude for Lynne McTaggart timely and needed unveiling of the new paradigm.

Fantastic

The bridge between science and religion is being widened. This book, as well as "The Field" have been incredibly helpful, as well as interesting to me. I've developed a few simple experiments that I can do with a deck of cards and myself or with a friend. The results are consistently above probability. I highly reccomend that anyone interested pursue these sorts of ideas, and these books are well worthwhile.

Amazing!

Love this! As a traditional spiritual guide, I am thrilled to see the advance in western knowledge 🙏🏽

Be the light and joint the tribe of awakened people

Great short program to remind us that we are the one and can support each other without the space and time!

Excellent content, excruciating narration

Would you recommend this book to a friend? Why or why not?

In print form -YES!! In audio form, no.

Would you be willing to try another one of the narrator’s performances?

Absolutely not, she is slow, stumbles frequently and has inappropriately long pauses...I want the information, but cannot tolerate the delivery. I am only 17 minutes into the almost 6 hour book & already contemplating returning it.
The book is well written & incredibly interesting, but she would have done well to hire a professional narrator.