Change Your Mind to Change Your Reality

By: Kris Ashley

Narrated by: Kris Ashley

In Change Your Mind to Change Your Reality, Kris Ashley lays out a roadmap to guide listeners toward living the best life possible.

Drawing on the Law of Attraction, experiments in quantum physics, manifestation practices, and various healing modalities, the author guides the listener toward inner courage and compassion. By questioning long-held truths and accepted beliefs about the world, listeners can work toward building more authentic relationships, taking charge of their physical and mental health, letting go of fear, and finding their purpose and passion in life.

Through thoughtful exercises, stories, and new approaches to forgiveness, resiliency, and motivation, listeners will be empowered and uplifted.

©2023 Kris Ashley (P)2023 Helping People Press

Critic reviews

"Change Your Mind to Change Your Reality takes you on a voyage of discovery that will break down mental barriers, align your thoughts and desires, and transform your mind at a deeper and more creative level—all to reflect your best and highest good. A must read!"-Anita Moorjani, New York Times Bestselling Author of Dying to Be Me, What if this is Heaven, and Sensitive is the New Strong

"This book is a powerful mind-changer! In it, Kris Ashley gently guides you on a journey of forgiveness, self-love, resiliency, and healing that will touch your heart and shift your perspective about the way the universe works."-Marci Shimoff, #1 NY Times Bestselling Author of Happy for No Reason and Chicken Soup for the Woman's Soul

"In this extraordinary book, Kris Ashley has distilled a lifetime of experience and wisdom—and distilled the teachings of the great spiritual traditions—to create a unique, comprehensive, brilliant, clear guide to emotional, physical and spiritual healing that is easily accessible to both beginners and advanced students on the spiritual path. This is a life-changing book."-Bob Frissell, Author of The 25th anniversary edition of Nothing In This Book Is True , But it's Exactly How Things Are

Teenage voice, not much substance

I didn't care for the reader's voice. The examples were for younger people still dealing with popularity issues and peer pressure.