Gotcha! is not a little book that you can read in one afternoon—the subject matter is not the light inspiring works that I tend to prefer, and when Eldon first told me what he was doing with this book, I really did not believe it could work. But from the moment I started to read I was hooked! While the subject matter can sound dark, the overall effect of the book on me was incredibly freeing. They do say that knowledge is power and that was exactly what I got out of this book. I now have the power to see through so many of the games that are commonplace in society today and as such, I have made a huge stride toward uncovering the real me. It really doesn’t matter what your personal beliefs are, whether you are an atheist who wants scientific proof for everything, or you are more spiritually inclined and simply believe there is a higher power and that you have a higher purpose—people at both ends of the spectrum need to learn what they are ‘not’ before they can fully express who they really ‘are.’ And life for me is all about expressing my highest self, serving a higher power (by serving others), and maximizing all of my innate (God given) talents and abilities, as it is only by doing this that I can give back to the Giver!
Gotcha! is a compendium of information, ranging from the psychology behind why we do what we do to the extensive research that has gone into learning how to use this to manipulate us, from the birth place of propaganda to the monstrous beast it has now become, from the original intent of Government (to protect and serve the people) to the power hungry conglomeration it is today, from the research that was supposedly intended to benefit mankind to the great crimes that were committed as a result. And unfortunately we bear culpability in all of this. How many times have we brushed issues under the carpet? How many times have we declared something to be absolutely unacceptable only to find it a normal part of our lives just a few years later? How often have we said that an issue was important but then forgot about it as soon as that particular news cycle ended?
Who Am I?
I do believe in the Oneness of mankind, that we have an obligation to care for the poor and the needy but we cannot do this if we put our head in the sand. I do believe that life is a gift and the best way I can honor this gift is to maximize every aspect of my being, but I cannot do this until I know who I am. We have both a collective responsibility and an individual responsibility and, in my personal view, Gotcha! is the doorway to both.
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I often send out newsletters providing tools, tips and (hopefully) stories that inspire. While I often suggest InnerTalk products that can assist in achieving the goals outlined in the article, I take great care not to claim that your success depends on you purchasing the product. I like to bring tools to your attention and then let you decide if you wish to pursue them or not. Today, however I strongly urge you to get your copy of Gotcha! just as quickly as you can.
Gotcha! was responsible for a quantum shift in my own personal growth and will do the same for you too. Order now.
Wishing you love, light, and laughter, always!