The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success: A Pocketbook Guide to Fulfilling Your Dreams (One Hour of Wisdom) Paperback – Abridged, January 1, 2007

Easy practical book to follow if you are trying to improve your life. It teaches you to use the law of dharma and find out what you are truly talented, and great at, & use that to serve humanity and that’s how you create an infinite amount of peace, joy, bliss, and a unlimited amount of income for yourself!

The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success is one of those rare books that delivers deep, transformative wisdom in a simple, digestible way. I wasn’t sure what to expect, but it ended up being exactly what I needed.Each of the seven laws is beautifully explained, blending spiritual insight with practical advice you can actually apply to everyday life. It's not about working harder—it's about aligning with natural laws and flowing with life rather than forcing things. That shift in perspective alone has been incredibly powerful for me.I’ve gone back and reread it multiple times, and I get something new out of it with each read. It's short, gentle, and grounding—perfect for morning reflections or whenever you need a reminder to slow down and reconnect with what matters.Highly recommend to anyone looking for clarity, peace, and a more meaningful approach to success.

Such a great read! A book that should be read by everyone on planet Earth! Super easy to read in on day. Inspiration and life changing.Makes you want to do good in the world

This book is worth so much more than just monetary means, I will never regret this investment because from beginning to end I was mentally stimulated🙂

Fantastic and simple read for steps for a more fulfilling journey in life, I will continue to use this as a reference guide and practice.

Overall, this is a good book and can be helpful for some, but useless to others. There is a good deal of enlightenment on a teabag sort of thing. Easy to understand book that's on the shorter end, but long enough. Some sentences are great reminders, while others are poorly structured.One sentence example that can be lost on many, "We are localized bundles ofconsciousness in a conscious universe." Huh? Or how about, "Life is the eternal dance of consciousness that expresses itself as the dynamic exchange of impulses of intelligence between microcosm and macrocosm, between the human body and the universal body, between the human mind and the cosmic mind."One sentence that may be more understandable, "You must become consciously aware that your futureis generated by the choices you are making in every moment of your life."I first read this book as a teenager and it was helpful to me on my walk in spirituality. It would not be the only book to follow, but it was a great primer introduction into the spiritual new age type world. You take some things with a grain of salt, but can find helpful advice in other areas. Overall, it's a good book if you're first learning about spirituality.

My favorite part of the book was the application of the principles at the end of each chapter. Would highly recommend this to others.

Has really helped open my eyes and make me start thinking more