52 Simple Ways to Raise Your Vibrations by Redmond, Michael

Description: We are all on our own individual journeys through life. How we feel and what we do on our journey matters. Thoughts, words, and actions have a vibrational energy. We are constantly giving and receiving energy. We have the ability to change that energy and improve how we feel. The style and quality of the energy that we give and receive can largely determine how we experience our physical existence. This book outlines fifty-two simple ways to raise your vibrational output and, consequently, increase our enjoyment of the journey. By using some of these approaches, we can create sufficient momentum in our lives to facilitate change. The aim of the book is to energize and empower the reader by giving them fifty-two different suggestions to help raise their own vibrational output and energies. Some practices will strike a chord with the reader, others may not. The methods are wide ranging, easily implemented, and straightforward. If there are areas in your life that need improving then this book is a great tool to help you initiate those changes. I believe the whole world is in need of positive change right now, but that needs to start with each individual. When we raise our vibrations, we are contributing to creating a better world and a better future, the reason why we are all here. Michael Redmond was born in California on May 25, 1963. Started studying to become a professional go player in 1978 as a disciple of Oeda Yusuke 9-dan. Became 1-dan in 1981and 9-dan in 2000. He is the third Westerner to become a professional in Japan and the most successful one to date. In 2009, he reached a milestone of 500 wins in Japanese professional tournaments. In 1991, he reached the quarter finals of the 4th Fujitsu Cup World Go Championship, and, in 1993, the quarter finals in 5th Dongyang Securities World Cup. His best results in Japanese tournaments for players under 25 were first place in the 9th Ryuen Cup, a lightning go tournament (1985), second place in the 5th NEC Shun-Ei Cup (NEC Rising Stars) (1990), and second place in the 17th Shinjin-O (King of the New Stars) (1992). His best results in Japanese tournaments for all professionals were perfect records in the 1984 and 1989 Oteai promotion tournaments and the semifinals of the 28th Gosei challenger's tournament (2003). He is the author of several books in Japanese and one in English: Patterns of the Sanrensei, published by Smart Go for the iPad and Slate & Shell in the printed version.

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