Introduction Flashcards

(45 cards)

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What is the primary purpose of this book?

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To help you find everything you’ve been searching for and answer all your questions.

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What does the author believe will happen after reading this book?

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You will not be the same person.

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What is described as a constant in life?

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Change.

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What is growth considered in the context of life?

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An inevitable process.

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Complete the quote: ‘We cannot change what we are not aware of, and once we are aware, we cannot help but ______.’

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[change].

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Who is attributed with the quote about awareness and change?

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Sheryl Sandberg.

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Does the author’s message apply to everyone?

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Yes, no matter who you are or your background.

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What can you find regardless of being a Martian or not?

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Total peace, unconditional love, complete fulfillment, and an abundance of joy in your life.

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What two qualities are needed to receive answers to life’s questions?

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An open mind and a willing heart.

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What are some practical implications of understanding the principles in this book?

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  • 2-5x increase in income
  • Exponential growth in businesses
  • Deeper and more harmonious relationships
  • Overcoming lifelong addictions
  • Spontaneous disappearance of destructive habits
  • Increase in health, vitality, and overall energy.
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True or False: The book focuses primarily on external results like money and significance.

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False

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What type of understanding is emphasized in the book?

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An inside-out understanding of how our experiences of life work.

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What is described as just the tip of the iceberg in the book?

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The improvements and results people have experienced from understanding the principles.

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What is the author’s reluctance regarding the mention of ‘external’ results?

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The author believes that these physical manifestations are not the point of the book.

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Fill in the blank: Miracles like these occur every day for many who understand the _______.

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[principles within this book]

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What does the author suggest is the reason people want external results?

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To experience something deeper, such as money and significance.

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What are the feelings mentioned that people desire in their lives?

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Love, joy, peace, fulfillment

These feelings are considered more important than physical possessions.

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What is the common trap people fall into regarding feelings and physical things?

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Believing that physical things will give them feelings

The text emphasizes that the true source of feelings lies within.

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What should readers focus on when reading this book?

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Insight, not information

Insight is described as wisdom that can only be found within.

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What is the purpose of this book according to the author?

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To guide you to uncover the truth and feelings within yourself

The book is described as a guide to help find the wisdom that already exists within.

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What does the author believe about the answers we seek in life?

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They lie deep within our soul

The book serves as a guide to help locate these answers.

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What does the author admire in readers who seek the truth?

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Their hope

Hope is presented as essential for finding what one is looking for.

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What is stated about the existence of truth in relation to this book?

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This book is not the only source of truth

The truth lies within everyone and in everything.

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Fill in the blank: Insight can only be found _______.

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[inside]

This emphasizes the need for introspection to gain wisdom.

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True or False: The author suggests that physical possessions are the key to happiness.
False ## Footnote The text indicates that true feelings are not derived from physical possessions.
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What should you not believe according to the text?
Everything you think
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What do the words in the book represent?
They point to the truth
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How can truth be experienced?
Through feelings
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What are common feelings described by those who discover the truth?
* Complete peace * Unconditional love * Overwhelming joy
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How is the feeling of truth often described?
As the most familiar unfamiliar feeling
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What should one look for to find the truth?
A feeling
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Why does the author believe readers will find the truth familiar?
Because it is something they already know deep inside their soul
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What happens when you try to intellectualize the truth?
You miss it
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What does the author suggest is not a way to understand the truth?
Memorizing a sentence or two
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What does the author imply is the ultimate goal for everyone?
To find wisdom and truth that sets you free
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Fill in the blank: The truth does not come from _______.
[intellectualization]
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True or False: The author believes that the truth is complex and difficult to understand.
False
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What will the author unveil in the book?
Simple truths
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How might the brain (ego) react to the truths presented in the book?
It will try to fight it or make it more complex
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What is the nature of truth according to the text?
Truth is always simple and cannot be broken down into smaller constituents. ## Footnote This simplicity is contrasted with complexity, which can be broken down.
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What should one do to find the truth?
Look for simplicity. ## Footnote The text emphasizes that truth is often overlooked due to its simplicity.
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What mindset should one have when approaching the book?
An open mind and a heart of pure intention to know the truth. ## Footnote This mindset is suggested to enhance the learning experience.
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What does the author express gratitude for?
For the reader's time and attention. ## Footnote The author considers these to be valuable life forces.
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According to the text, what is a gift one gives to oneself?
The time and attention shared with others. ## Footnote This highlights the reciprocal nature of sharing valuable resources.
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What should one never forget according to the author?
Their own divinity. ## Footnote The author connects divinity to humanity in the context of self-awareness.