Are You Living In Someone Else's Mind?

von Lilian I. Asomugha

86 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

Are You Living In Someone Else's Mind? This book touches the basic biblical principles that affect the choices and relationships that influence the way we live our lives. Are You Living In Someone Else's Mind? - is about focusing on your God-given instinct that prompts your heart into action and combating the odds of life; establishing a meaningful relationship through Faith, Trust and Self-control. Discover: - The impact of choices and relationships based on positive or negative influences. - How the states of our Heart, Mind and Soul affect the way we live. - How to identify the qualities of a role model - one who makes positive choices despite the odds against them. - The benefit of seeking God's heart rather than the mind of man in all things. "You are what you live," She writes, and you are responsible for your choices. Therefore listen to the Word (Bible) and live right. Dr. Lilian I. Asomugha, a Pharmacist/Naturopath, is also an entrepreneur who uses her experiences and the opportunities her profession affords her to support, uplift and inspire others. Born in Eastern Nigeria to Christian parents, she learned from childhood the benefit of trust and faith in God. This is evident in her works and her inspirational books which include: The Advent of a New Hope- inspiring people to ignite their praying powers in times of adversity and Parenting Without Tears- illustrating that successful parenting incorporates a life of faith motivated into action. She is a motivational speaker and a widowed mother of four children. Her compassionate heart is demonstrated in her ability to reach out to people especially the poor and disadvantaged. Proceeds from her books are used to support the poor orphans and widows of Africa. Visit: www.asomughafoundtion.org OR www.owinfoundation.org and be a part of this life changing mission.

• Reihe: Xulon Press
• ISBN: 9781609575342
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 18.08.2010
• Größe: 216 x 140 mm
• Verlag: Xulon Press