Neale Donald Walsch celebrates Marianne Williamson’s new book

As the New Year is about to begin, I’m so pleased to let you know that my good friend Marianne Williamson has written a new book.

It’s called The Law of Divine Compensation: On Work, Money and Miracles

In the book, Marianne focuses on the fact that while millions of people in the world have suffered devastating financial woes, losing their jobs and their security, sometimes even their homes, and sense of worth, each of us has the power within us to believe that good things are possible, that our lives can change and get better, that ‘miracles can happen‘.

She talks about how this one simple shift in our thinking can have such a profound effect on what actually comes next for us, and where our lives go from there.

In The Law of Divine Compensation you’ll learn exactly how the power of your own thoughts can either attract or deflect miraculous experiences in your life.

Let me share with you an excerpt from the book:

“As an expression of divine perfection, the universe is both self-organizing and self-correcting. To whatever extent your mind is aligned with love, you will receive divine compensation for any lack in your material existence.

From spiritual substance will come material manifestation. This is not just a theory; it is a fact. It is a law by which the universe operates.

I call it the ‘Law of Divine Compensation’.

Just as there are objective, discernible laws of external phenomena, so there are objective, discernible laws of internal phenomena. The law of gravity, for instance, is not just a ‘belief.’ It is true whether or not you believe it. Spiritual laws are not just beliefs, either; they are descriptions of how consciousness operates.

Once we know this law — that there is a natural tendency of the universe to improve all things — then we lean naturally into the arms of God and allow Him to lift us up. We surrender our thoughts, then He uplifts our thoughts, then our experiences change.

The practical issue is whether we choose thoughts that activate or deactivate the Law of Divine Compensation. We activate it with every loving thought. We deactivate it when we give more credence to the reality and power of the material world than to the reality and power of love.

If our circumstances tempt us to think thoughts such as;

• ‘I must not be good enough,’
• ‘I will never have another chance,’
• ‘It will take forever for this to right itself,’ or
• ‘I hate whoever is to blame for this,’

then miracles, though they are programmed into the nature of the universe, cannot make their way into our awareness.

With every thought we think, we either summon or block a miracle. It is not our circumstances, then, but rather our thoughts about our circumstances, that determine our power to transform them.”

 

The Law of Divine Compensation applies equally to all situations, but in this book we will focus on its application to money and the lack thereof.

In a time of economic uncertainty — when circumstances make it particularly tempting to believe in the scarcity of the material plane over the abundance of the spiritual — our capacity to think differently is the miracle-worker’s edge.

• Bills stare you in the face.
• Foreclosure looms.
• Credit is wrecked.
• Jobs aren’t available.

And with all that comes chaos on many fronts.

Who doesn’t need a miracle then?

–from The Law of Divine Compensation
by Marianne Williamson

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That’s powerful stuff.

Marianne sees life the way all of us need to, want to, yearn to see it. Her book will enrich your mind, expand your awareness, deepen your understanding, and touch your soul in a way that is rare these days, putting you back in touch with your real and true self and making you care again.

I encourage you to learn more about the book and order it here:

The Law of Divine Compensation: On Work, Money and Miracles

 

Love,

Neale

P.S. There’s also a short video of Marianne talking about The Law of Divine Compensation and reading another excerpt from it here.