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“If your ‘weighty thinking’ does not change, then even if you lose weight you’ll retain an overwhelming subconscious urge to gain it back. It’s less important how quickly you lose weight, and more important how holistically you lose weight; you want your mind, your emotions, and your body to... read more
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- A Course in Weight Loss: The author is new age in her thinking. I am a Christian and found much in this book that caused me to consider things in a new light regarding why I do what I do in the area of eating. She refers to God as Divine Mind - I am OK with that.
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- Marianne Williamson (Author)
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