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The Trance of Scarcity.

The Trance Of Scarcity

Victoria Castle

Sagacious Press

c/o The Visioneering Group

11837 Darlington Avenue, Suite 1, Los Angeles, CA 90049-5449

0977133109 $15.97 www.tranceofscarcity.com

The Trance Of Scarcity: Hey! Stop Holding Your Breath And Start Living Your Life by Victoria Castle is an unique and practical guide for achieving an overall beneficial convergence of the ethereal and physical aspects of our life. Introducing readers to a new perspective and guide to a happier, more productive, more confluent, more fulfilling life, The Trance Of Scarcity provides a solid basis of three major strategies for breaking free of the "Trance of Scarcity": defying the cultural "common sense" that scarcity is an unchangeable truth and revealing it for its mere story status; leveraging the two elemental realities of our stories; and the personal constructs and realities; and empowering ourselves with the "Cycle of Abundance" with the result of a greater ease, freedom, and personal satisfaction. The Trance Of Scarcity is very strongly recommended to readers who are searching for a practical and instructive approach for creating a more innovative and satisfactory sense of self and a more flowing combination of reality.
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Title Annotation:The Trance of Scarcity: Hey! Stop Holding Your Breath and Start Living Your Life
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Date:May 1, 2006
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