Zero Limits - What are your thoughts?

Have to say - it changed my life!
Read it 2 times completely - and read it randomly on a daily basis now.

I been reading self-help / intuition / motivation / the secret / Napoleon hills / Tony Robbinses / ... and other stuff for a decade. I been studying and communicating with enlightened masters. I been meditating, visualizing, intending and positiving until my brain would swell and eyes pop with not much to show off as a result. My guess I am not alone.

But within last month after reading Zero Limits I literally steering my life back on track with ease. I love the concepts and love simplicity and power of them.

Perhaps I've grown up to it?

Feels like I can safely donate all my huge self-help collection back to charity now.

I do practice it on daily basis with most annoying situations, people and conditions only to watch them dissolve in a right way. Dr. Hew Len says it needs to be consistent practice and I agree.
It's joy!


Gleb

Hmmm I am also a Joe Vitale fan but I havent picked this up yet, after those two glowing reviews, I may have to give it a look.

I totally recommend it. In just the past couple days I've seen some really cool things start happening around me because I've been obsessing about using the technique taught in the book.

It's great

I absolutely love the technique. "Obsession" is the right way in this case

You can speak to the person (boss, wife, kids, stranger) and practice it at the same time. Power and simplicity is amazing.

Gleb

I've read the book. Good stuff! It wasn't as powerful for me as some of Joe's other work, but I got a lot of out of it. I do use the method he describes in there and believe it has made a big difference in my life.

I would recommend it.

Nightingale/Conant sells a CD set by Joe called "The Missing Secret" in which he goes into Dr. Hew Len's story. I've been doing the cleaning for about a year now. And have taught it to several of my friends.

They have some wonderful stories about how it made changes around them.

Last April there was a gathering of Warriorforum members in Austin, TX - Eric Louviere put it all toghether. One evening I went out to dinner with 6 or 8 people. A couple of them knew each other, but the rest hadn't met before this.

Over dinner one of them started telling a story about a time when he used cleaning, funny thing... everyone at the table kenw what it was and was already using the technique. What's the chance of a group of strangers all being involved in that little saying!

:-Don

Hello Omari Taylor here,

Thanks for sharing. I haven't read that book but I will. This is a great way to look at life.

Hi,
Have you seen Joe Vitale's website its www.mrfire.com and there is an archive of sooo much free stuff.

He and Bob Proctor are really awakening me to a new life. I also saw him in a video explaining that life is a process of awakening and that there are 4 stages. The first one being where the majority of people are and will always be living their life as the 'victim'. The second stage is when people realise that they 'create their reality' and start to manifest things. The 3 third stage is just to surrender to the divine the source within you and the fourth is to just let go and enjoy the ride! Interesting, dont you think? What stage are you?

All the best

Charles

Good post Charles,
I am jumping over the paddles at second stage, eager to reach third one.

Wow-I saw this before doing some shopping on Amazon. I'd been meaning to buy Zero Limits, but somehow forgot all about it. Now it's on the way. Thanks!

Regards,
Kevin

Appreciate you bringing this book to my attention. I've read just a little by Joe Vitale and am definitely going to pick this one up.
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Bruce

I'm glad so many people are going to be picking this book up.

Since reading it I'm seeing so many outer and inner changes.

Here are a few examples:

• One of our dogs was miraculously healed after starting this cleaning for him
• I've had much more peace about things that would normally bother me
• People around me who are normally upset about everything have calmed down
• I find that I'm enjoying each moment more thorougly

There's a lot more. I can't imagine what else is going to start happening! I've only been practicing this for 3-4 days now... What about three months down the line?!

Today was particularly hard day for me. Say *really* difficult.
I am practising cleaning almost non-stop with almost no visible results.
Yet I managed to find and fix serious bugs in software I writing and work on new technologies.

So to compare - 3 months ago i would slip into deep depression yet today I stay rather calm and even manage to be quite productive.

I also find that cleaning technique is not superfast (but not slow either).
Because issues are cleaned so deeply and permanently - it takes some time - so faith and persistence are important.
Yet I have to admit results are pretty visible within reasonably short period of time.

PS: My most shocking result was disappearance of negative feedback from my Ebay account that I covered in other thread before.

Gleb

This awesome information. I will definitely check this book.

Hi Scheda

I have read the book and I must begin by confessing that I'm not a rabid Vitale fan. I'm cautious with him. To my mind he milks an idea for his own gain, but I watch him with interest because he's so successful I can't just dismiss him!

However, (since you asked), my honest critique of "Zero Limits" is that the true hero is, of course, Dr. Len, whose chapters at the end were what made the book worth buying. (The idea that we are 100% responsible for our lives is beautiful - and was completely covered on the sales page!)

All of that notwithstanding, I remain eternally grateful to Joe Vitale, because had it not been for him, I would never have heard of ho'oponopono. (And I've been to Maui and I've worked - in the UK - in psychiatry!)

As for whether I tried the technique, yes, I did, and it brings great peace. I can't say I made it to the level of mastery that Dr. Len has, and until a moment or two ago I had forgotten about it - so now I'm grateful to you too!

More to the point, I'm grateful to me for creating you and your message! :-)

Trevor

Sounds like a Great Book! Thanks for the recommendation!!!

Hi guys,
I've created a Ho'oponopono cleaning web widget.
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This tiny widget slowly reflects main phrases of Ho'oponopono cleaning process. My idea is to have it on a sidebar of website, unobtrusive but visible with a corner of an eye to every visitor of mine.

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Ho'oponopono Website Cleaning Widget code


Gleb

Sounds a lot like 'Excuse Me, Your Life Is Waiting' by Lynn Grabhorn.

Sounds like a great Book . Thanks for sharing . Going to check it out

Definitely sounds like its worth a read. Thanks for sharing this, especially since I haven't read much of Joe's work. Will have a look and report what I think

Thanks for sharing, this has been added to my Amazon wishlist!

I would say this way of thinking could cause depression, to say we are 100 percent responsible for everything including terrorism, what a burden, not to mention guilt this could cause, I looked into the law of attraction and I think some people take it too far, if anything it made me feel anxious in the end. Is it only me who feels this way?

Zero limits. The phrase itself looks so tempting but if we notice, it's a mind trap to seek attention. There has to be and always will be limits.