36 Ways to Change Your Fate: The Mindset for Creating Life Miracles

Author: Tao Wenxiang
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: As the saying goes, "Fate is predetermined!" Can humans escape the helplessness of destiny? Changing one's fate can create miracles, opening the door to a hopeful life! This book is not a religious work but rather sits in the triangle between metaphysics, philosophy, and motivational literature, hoping to be helpful to readers. Originally, this book was a method taught by a seasoned centenarian to innocent, naive children on how to master their fate. The teaching was passed down from the elder to the younger, with the younger eventually recounting it under the persona of "The Hundred-Year-Old Child," offering earnest advice to those trapped in worldly troubles. The book is divided into two parts. The first half is theoretical, exploring the generation and operation of karma and thought force, and further analyzing the impact of thought force, karma, and willpower on individuals and even nations. The second half is technical, proposing personal views on how to operate "thought" and "karma," how to eliminate karma, and how to widely spread good intentions. Perhaps, this is not a very mature work, but it is a sincere and thoughtful practical manual on metaphysics.