I Think, Therefore I Lie - Archer, Warren
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Are there times when you feel chained to your thoughts? Do you suffer from circular negative thinking? Are you tired of teachings that are couched in philosophy and aphorisms, essentially repeating what you've heard many times before, without providing a practical solution to what you need right now?This book offers a one-of-a-kind, simple technique for awakening now. It is available to anyone and can be practiced at any time-even during the toughest of challenges. There is no path to follow. No special requirements for this technique. It can be used anywhere and at any time. No pen and paper…mehr

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Are there times when you feel chained to your thoughts? Do you suffer from circular negative thinking? Are you tired of teachings that are couched in philosophy and aphorisms, essentially repeating what you've heard many times before, without providing a practical solution to what you need right now?This book offers a one-of-a-kind, simple technique for awakening now. It is available to anyone and can be practiced at any time-even during the toughest of challenges. There is no path to follow. No special requirements for this technique. It can be used anywhere and at any time. No pen and paper are necessary; no secluded, quiet place is needed.Learn this simple technique and you will: -Have the choice to end your suffering now;-Be freed from depending on circumstances for your inner peace;-Have the choice to end your search for truth and happiness outside the present moment.All that is required is your willingness to apply the technique and relinquish your suffering, and you will unveil the openness and inner peace that is the very nature of awareness itself.
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WARREN ARCHER had been deeply troubled by the idea of death from the tender age of six. From that time on, he sought answers to the existential questions that have haunted humankind for millennia. Nearly a decade later, his friend was hit by a freight train, turning Warren's search for truth into a quest for spiritual enlightenment.After several years of getting nowhere with this quest, not wanting to waste his life on a Tibetan mountaintop seeking something that might not even exist, he put enlightenment on indefinite hold to pursue more earthly ambitions.In 1998, as he battled his way up the ladder of conventional success, a transformative experience planted the seeds of what would eventually become the I Think, Therefore I Lie (ITTIL) technique. Unable to make sense of the experience, and still unwilling to be distracted from his material goals, he once again placed his pursuit of truth and lasting happiness on hold.In 2010, just when he believed he'd finally achieved most of his major life goals, within a year Warren was diagnosed with cancer, his career as an airline pilot was as good as over, his twenty-five-year marriage ended in divorce, he accrued $100,000 in debt, and a flood destroyed most of his home and everything in it.Yet after only a few years, he managed to turn it all around: He was happily remarried, out of debt, and back to flying as a captain for a major airline. No longer in survival mode, he was able to refocus on his search for truth and eventually complete the ITTIL technique. By virtue of this technique, when he was told his father had died, instead of grieving, he felt tremendous love and gratitude, and his fear of death and the search for truth and happiness outside the present moment came to a sudden end.Since then, Warren Archer has been helping others find inner peace and end their suffering by awakening now to the reality of what is.