Daily Inspiration
Do you remember laughing with your whole body as a child? How often do you allow yourself to let go and laugh with your whole body as an adult? Joyous laughter is a balm for the soul. Joy and laughter open us to the experience of Spirit. Today, if something strikes you as funny, let yourself laugh with your whole body and soul.
By Dr. Margaret Paul
Dr. Margaret Paul gives us a highly recommended book, "Do I Have To Give Up Me To Be Loved By God?" for experiencing spiritual exercises that remove the blocks to experience the presence of God in our lives."
GERALD G. JAMPOLSKY, M.D.
Endorsement for Diet for Divine Connection: "Profound and practical insights for integrating the psychology of healing our hearts with the foods we eat to expand our consciousness and strengthen our divine connection with spirit."
John Gray, PhD
"Margaret's latest book, "Do I Have To Give Up Me To Be Loved By God?" is a powerful, effective method for learning to love ourselves at the deepest spiritual level so that we can love others fully."
GAY HENDRICKS, PH.D. and KATHLYN HENDRICKS, PH.D.
“A powerful message whose time has come! Dr. Margaret Paul’s Diet for Divine Connection is a cutting-edge spiritual look at how junk food and “junk thoughts” sabotage our connection to the Divine. Margaret’s proven processes will support you in shedding old habits and false beliefs so you can live, love, and lead from your inner wisdom and create a life of radiant health and inner peace.”
Linda Joy
ABOUT "DO I HAVE TO GIVE UP ME TO BE LOVED BY GOD" - "Margaret Paul has written a powerful book that explores one of the most significant relationships of all - our relationship with God. She creatively teaches us the value of stepping into a new spiritual paradigm-into love and trust of self, others and God."
JACK CANFIELD
Margaret Paul [in "Inner Bonding"] offers us a simple and very effective tool for healing our inner upsets and quieting the confusion in our minds. I recommend that you use this valuable tool daily on your path to wholeness.
Susan Jeffers, Ph.D.
