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In this work, Chopra builds on his bestselling titles and presents a compelling premise: ordinary coincidences are not random but meaningful guides. By learning to recognize and interpret these moments, a reader can access a wellspring of creation and alter their path with intention.
Chopra outlines specific principles and exercises that bring the underlying field of infinite possibilities into everyday awareness. As readers become attuned to coincidences, they connect more deeply with the potential that surrounds them, enabling intentional living and the spontaneous fulfillment of desire.
Amid global uncertainty, Chopra offers a renewed sense of personal power, suggesting that everyone has the capacity to craft a miraculous life through mindful engagement with the subtle signs that shape our realities.
First publish date: 2003
Genre: Psychology/General Psychology
Authors: Deepak Chopra
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