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| Dru Techniques reviews |
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Did you know you can easily optimise your vitality level, your emotional state, and the kind of thoughts that go around in your head? Yes, it's possible!!! Dru techniques make all this and so much more easily within reach. Here are a few of the Dru techniques I have find most useful. If you have others you'd like to see here, please This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it . |
| Believe In Yourself by Mansukh Patel |
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Are you looking for easy-to-implement, practical methods to help you boost self-esteem and develop more self confidence? The book Believe in Yourself by Mansukh Patel gives you a wide ranging approach to making great self-talk your favourite past time!... |
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| SOS Caring for Your Soul |
| The book, S.O.S. Caring for the Soul by Mansukh Patel is the kind of pocket sized book that brings you wellbeing at every level. ... collated a wide variety of stories, techniques from Dru yoga and meditation, visualization and introspection. A thoughtful gift for friends and family, hardback priced £6.50 available from www.druworldwide.com. | |
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| Dru Bhagavad Gita by Chris Barrington, John Jones, Savitri MacCuish and Mansukh Patel |
| The yogic text book, Bhagavad Gita, in a friendly, conversational style? I didn't think it was possible until I read the Dru Bhagavad Gita by Chris Barrington, John Jones, Savitri MacCuish and Mansukh Patel. It has to be one of the best manuals for surviving London life I've come across! Chris, John, Mansukh and Savitri have a knack of making this classic's timeless wisdom easily available and I wanted more... | |
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| SOS Caring for Your Soul: Loneliness and Solitude |
| It was like a revelation to me that there was a difference between loneliness and solitude, which I realised for the first time when I read the book, SOS, Caring for your soul by Mansukh Patel. There’s an important key to understanding this insight: that what we describe as loneliness is really a painful emotion in which there’s no direction, no outcome. It arises when you feel alone. | |
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