The Worry Antidote: The Practical Mystic's Guide to Living Fearlessly (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781738572588)

Do you find yourself worrying about the future and circumstances that are out of your control? In an age of uncertainty, many of us have unwittingly developed a habit of worry where anxious and negative thoughts take on a momentum of their own.

The antidote to worry is right here in our present experience! This concise and powerful approach will show you how to live fearlessly, without doubting that life is providing the answers and solutions we need, moment by moment.

The Worry Antidote will show you how to:

• Make friends with life and discover the transformative power of acceptance and trust
• Master the power of positive thinking and become a deliberate co-creator of your life
• Feel the inward trust and reassurance that comes from oneness with God
• Get in tune with the universe and recognise solutions that already exist
• Gain insights into how to apply these teachings in everyday situations

Henry Thomas Hamblin, an English spiritual writer at the forefront of the New Thought movement, offers a unique approach to overcoming fear and worry. Instead of traditional methods that often involve suppressing or negotiating with negative emotions, Hamblin guides readers towards acceptance and transformation.

By embracing life's challenges, we can reveal an inner power that aligns us with the universe, a power that is undisturbed by even the most catastrophic of life's difficulties. Written specifically for those struggling with habitual worry, this informative must-read guide provides a practical roadmap to a fearless life filled with confidence and trust in life itself.

You'll also gain insights into how to apply these teachings to everyday life, fostering resilience and inner peace. This isn't just theory-it's a practical guide for real-world application.

Don't just rely on eliminating worry - make friends with a friendly universe and discover that you yourself are the antidote to anxiety and habitual worry.