Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Getting Serene, a Story

My friend Dr. Alexandra Gayak of the Science of Being Well website wrote this lovely story about getting Simply Serene. Read on -
 
Yesterday I was having a rare bad day. Really bad. But I had promised my dear friend William to let you know about his book give-away. That meant I promised myself to re-read the book I remembered loving when he first wrote it three years ago, and write a fresh review. 

To my intelligent side, this would be an obvious solution to the state I'd gotten myself into. 

To my emotional side, there was no way it could help. 

I wasn't in the mood. Too attached to feeling miserable. 

It got me anyway. 

Tenderly, William's gentle writing pulled me completely out of my painful, sad, angry state.  

The book, "Simply Serene" promises to teach four skills to bring you to a thoroughly serene state.
 
The title doesn't hint at the dozens of tools beyond the basic four. It's more like a whole course than an ebook, yet you can read it in an hour or two. 

 

I felt peaceful just by reading about the skills. I found I couldn't resist practicing them as I was reading.  

My tears had dried up before I finished the introduction. This, despite all my resistance. (Have you ever had that irritable reaction against help just when you need it most?) 

It's 12 hours later. I went to bed feeling peaceful.
 
Had nice dreams. Woke feeling better than I've felt in a long time. Maybe you will have this experience, too. 

What is it about this book? 

For starts, there aren't any "shoulds" to resist. No long lists of things to add to your already overloaded life. No big secrets. Nothing hard to learn.  

Just very simple different ways of doing some basic things you already do. 

You're invited. 

And, for the next two days, until midnight Pacific Time, March 13, this priceless little book is free.

After that, it's a bargain at any price. 

 

Enjoy! 

To your peace and serenity,
 
Dr. Alexandra Gayek 

P.S. Who is William? 

William Wittmann is my dear friend and colleague of many years who understands my excitement at the magic of lightning bugs in the meadow on a summer evening, why I could spend all day sitting on a log by a frozen lake in the mountains watching the snow melt off the trees, or what it meant that Guatemala beckoned me like a big luscious red flower beckons a hummingbird. 

He's the bodyworker who can pull on my toe and make my neck stop hurting, help me see my right path by the way my whole body lights up when I talk about it. He was teaching people about the works of Wallace Wattles 25 years ago. Takes a sabbatical for a week every month to visit beautiful wild places.  

He's an artist, writer, wise friend committed to the journey. 

Even if you've read any of his books in the past, please give yourself the gift of reading this one again. 


At midnight PDT, March 13th 2013 the free download giveaway of Simply Serene: How to Calm Down, Reduce Stress, Deal with Stress, and Be Instantly Alert and at Peace will end.  People from all over have taken advantage of it. 

Go for it.  => Simply Serene 

Missed the free download?  It’s still a huge value. 


: )
 
Walk in beauty,
 
William

 

 

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