Jill Preston! This is a wonderful book. I was raised with 'Science of mind" and never knew about Wallace D. Wattles, wonderful books. Well read. Thank You, Emily Ragsdale Phoenix, AZ
If you want to be healthy you shouldn't eat unless you are hungry,and when you eat don't fully fill your stomach : Translation of a saying by Companian Abu Bakr Asidiq (RA):"We folks don't eat unless we are hungry, And when we eat we don't get full". "نحن قوم لا نأكل حتى نجوع وإذا أكلنا لا نشبع"
I was thinking the opposite. These are deep concepts for me. Each sentence takes a moment to register and I was wishing at times she would slow down. Over all though, it was great learning speed for me. Just thought I would add my 2 cents in case she reads the comments. Not to comfort her ego but to say yours is only one opinion. Isn't this stuff amazing!?
While I love this book, I don't like the tone and sound of this voice. It is just my personal view. I like a more soothing relaxing female voice. thanks!
Interesting POV... Dawn I did not intend to create disharmony. What would be a more harmonious way to say I preferr another tone of voice? Nothing wrong with the content but the other audios of this book are much more pleasant for me to listen to.
maybe letting things be how they are in deep appreciation is a good start. reading an entire novel, manuscripts, or encyclopedias out loud for others is a gift. youd be smart to be grateful its available and done by a volunteer
As Jeff Bezos said "we learn it's harder to be nice than being smart" and the famous writer Nassim Talib wrote "I'd rather be dumb and happy than smart and depressed".
His philosophy is good but he wasn't able to live his truth. Frail at 49, died at age 51. It's probably all much more complicated than our conscious minds can work out. Are we caught in the trap of trying to process consciously something that is subconscious or intuitive. Maybe the answer is that there is no answer, not until we can effectively connect with our subconscious?
The author died at age 50, not long after the publication of this book, due to "extreme frailty" in the final years of his life. It is hard to transmit things that you haven't got.
The narrator Jill Preston tells you her name at the beginning and end of every chapter. This means you are told her name 34 times. I find that a bit much. I just learned that Wattles was extremely frail when he wrote this book in 1910, according to his daughter Florence. He had been frail for two years and died a year later in 1911.He was only 51 years old. Extremely frail by 48 and dead by 51 is NOT living in the good health this book talks about.
Diane, I fully agree with you. I Googled Wallace Wattles and there is nothing that comes up about his frailty and untimely death. No mention of any disease that he might have had and its seems that his daughter was very secretive about it. Like you, I am not sold on this book at all and this audio recording is not really worth the time to listen to.
@@agirl3902 If you will forgive me, I later thought that Wallace Wattles said a lot of good things that are definitely applicable for day. I admit, that I forgot that back in 1900 there was no central heating, air conditioning, and all other comforts that a lot of us take for granted today such as in home flush toilets, and home kitchen appliances. People did not live that long back then, generally speaking. Again his authorship is very valuable.
@@brianzybura8633 Lol, yes it does not sound like the living was easy back then. Grateful that things have largely improved. Thanks for your kind response. Have a good evening!
I don't see anything wrong in her repeating her name... 34 times... It takes a lot of time and effort doing this and it's free of charge to you. Please show some gratitude woman.
I was impressed by the teachings. However, his comments about the "Australian savage who lives in a hollow tree or a hole in the ground" (paraphrased) shows a high degree ignorance and arrogance that I had not expected, and is insulting in the extreme. Also, Jill Preston, if you're unsure as to how a word is pronounced, FIND OUT before presenting it to the world. This also shows a degree of both ignorance, and disrespect.
I don't mind the voice so much as the breaking of the flow of thought caused by the long and tedious "commercials" at the end of each chapter and the beginning of the next We know about Librivox and public domain, etc. Once at the beginning and in summary of the last chapter should be enough. I never got through this book because those commercials were just too distracting. Shame because it seemed like a good book and a useful message, but delivery in this format ruined it too much to continue.
You can “scrub” the recording by going to the very end……..just move the cursor straight across with your finger or mouse…no more commercials once you go back and start at the beginning!
"Australian savage"?! Incredible racism in chapter 10! "Eat wheat, oats..." and other grains?! I have a severe gluten allergy! I sure hope no one is taking advice from this book...
Dear FemmeBleu, author of this book Wallace D. Wattles was born in 1860 and passed away in 1911, long, before genetically-modified fruits and vegetables, wheat, and other grains came about. Unfortunately, from 1950s on selective and genetic modifications, use of chemicals, etc., in order to increase produce output, led to huge changes in composition of these produce on molecular level, especially in wheat. Wheat varieties of today have 15 or more new proteins (gluten), which trigger allergic reaction. Information in this book is very valuable, but one must take into account, that fruits, vegetables and other foods of today are different from 100 years ago. About wheat - there is a very good book "Wheat belly" by William Davis, MD. I liked it a lot. It explained many things, which I found helpful, even if one does not have pronounced wheat allergy. It is very easy to read and very practical. You may find it interesting as well. I hope you are managing your allergy well. I live with the autoimmune disorder and it is lots of fun as well ;). Wishing you all the very best.
Yeah, I am baffled about food advice. He advised food preservatives, chemical additions, gmos, whatever unhealthy people around you eat., and unhealthy became normal.🤔
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This is incredible. This heals any disease ANY DISEASE!!!!
I think the world needs this book now more than ever
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Thanks!
I've tested every thing in this book, and it's all true! I'm so grateful to God for learning the truth.
I think people need this book now more than ever
Praised Be 🥲
Yes Jill, this is one of the first authors--I believe actually THE first to use the phrase "Law Of Attraction".
This is amazing stuff.
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I appreciate for the work you put into this!
Wow. This is simply brilliant
FIRE
Such a treasure, thank you
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks tradersquarter for the compliments on my vocals. I love recording audiobooks!
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You have a beautiful voice. Thank you for doing such a great job. All the best.
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Jill Preston! This is a wonderful book. I was raised with 'Science of mind" and never knew about Wallace D. Wattles, wonderful books. Well read. Thank You,
Emily Ragsdale
Phoenix, AZ
If you want to be healthy you shouldn't eat unless you are hungry,and when you eat don't fully fill your stomach :
Translation of a saying by Companian Abu Bakr Asidiq (RA):"We folks don't eat unless we are hungry, And when we eat we don't get full".
"نحن قوم لا نأكل حتى نجوع وإذا أكلنا لا نشبع"
The guy on the commercial with the Lamborghenni in his garage is MY guy! He brings these videos into todays focus.
The Knowledge in this book is Real. Thank you for this.
Great
Beautiful!!!!!!
Thank you Jill for reading this book. Would you list the books you have read.
Angie
Thanks Jill!😊🙏
THANK YOU FOR THIS!
Absolutely brilliant a masterpiece
Thank you.
Thank you, Jill.
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You bet Jill. Keep up the great work!!
Steve
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Thank you, Jill... mistake corrected!
Greatest AudioBooks -
Hi Jill. well done. thx... just a suggestion. Talking/reading just a little faster keeps me more interested and I absorb more. thx again
I was thinking the opposite. These are deep concepts for me. Each sentence takes a moment to register and I was wishing at times she would slow down. Over all though, it was great learning speed for me. Just thought I would add my 2 cents in case she reads the comments. Not to comfort her ego but to say yours is only one opinion.
Isn't this stuff amazing!?
You can speed up the recording using the three dots in the upper right hand of video.
Thank you, awesome
Needed this
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Another good book to read, 'The secret of light - by walter russell'
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Does anyone have a link to download this book?
Thanks! Yeah i just learned about that. Lol
Thanks from Russia!
Great video
Is it weird that I think a guy reading this would make it oddly much more pleasant
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13:00 I must act the way I think, I must.
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While I love this book, I don't like the tone and sound of this voice. It is just my personal view. I like a more soothing relaxing female voice. thanks!
Lucia Acosta i like this comment but i dont like your name.... does that make sense? your judgment creates disharmony
Interesting POV... Dawn I did not intend to create disharmony. What would be a more harmonious way to say I preferr another tone of voice? Nothing wrong with the content but the other audios of this book are much more pleasant for me to listen to.
maybe letting things be how they are in deep appreciation is a good start. reading an entire novel, manuscripts, or encyclopedias out loud for others is a gift. youd be smart to be grateful its available and done by a volunteer
i read books to a recorder for my self as well to listen to in the car to memorize and learn from constantly. maybe you should try it lol
I agree. Here is a more soothing version... th-cam.com/video/YDmghBqWQNo/w-d-xo.html
Hi dosent have it in portuguese?? Only in inglish
2:00:48 Was there soda 🥤 fountain in 1909?🤔
yes.
Wallace Wattles died at the age of 51, less than year after writing this book.
The book is not about immortality! It's about health. He lived most of his life pretty healthy.
omar mallad according to his daughter he was very frail the last three years of his life. Healthy people are not frail by age 49 and dead by 51.
@@dianenorthcutt150 Maybe he was supposed to live his whole life sick and die at at 35! Just enjoy the book and believe whatever makes you happy.
As Jeff Bezos said "we learn it's harder to be nice than being smart" and the famous writer Nassim Talib wrote "I'd rather be dumb and happy than smart and depressed".
His philosophy is good but he wasn't able to live his truth. Frail at 49, died at age 51. It's probably all much more complicated than our conscious minds can work out. Are we caught in the trap of trying to process consciously something that is subconscious or intuitive. Maybe the answer is that there is no answer, not until we can effectively connect with our subconscious?
The author died at age 50, not long after the publication of this book, due to "extreme frailty" in the final years of his life. It is hard to transmit things that you haven't got.
reccomend 1.25 speed
I always come back lol
sounds like Mary baker eddy, CHRISTIAN science
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The narrator Jill Preston tells you her name at the beginning and end of every chapter. This means you are told her name 34 times. I find that a bit much. I just learned that Wattles was extremely frail when he wrote this book in 1910, according to his daughter Florence. He had been frail for two years and died a year later in 1911.He was only 51 years old. Extremely frail by 48 and dead by 51 is NOT living in the good health this book talks about.
Diane, I fully agree with you. I Googled Wallace Wattles and there is nothing that comes up about his frailty and untimely death. No mention of any disease that he might have had and its seems that his daughter was very secretive about it. Like you, I am not sold on this book at all and this audio recording is not really worth the time to listen to.
During the early 1900’s, it was
@@agirl3902 If you will forgive me, I later thought that Wallace Wattles said a lot of good things that are definitely applicable for day. I admit, that I forgot that back in 1900 there was no central heating, air conditioning, and all other comforts that a lot of us take for granted today such as in home flush toilets, and home kitchen appliances. People did not live that long back then, generally speaking. Again his authorship is very valuable.
@@brianzybura8633 Lol, yes it does not sound like the living was easy back then. Grateful that things have largely improved. Thanks for your kind response. Have a good evening!
I don't see anything wrong in her repeating her name... 34 times... It takes a lot of time and effort doing this and it's free of charge to you. Please show some gratitude woman.
I was impressed by the teachings. However, his comments about the "Australian savage who lives in a hollow tree or a hole in the ground" (paraphrased) shows a high degree ignorance and arrogance that I had not expected, and is insulting in the extreme. Also, Jill Preston, if you're unsure as to how a word is pronounced, FIND OUT before presenting it to the world. This also shows a degree of both ignorance, and disrespect.
The most not awesome voice to read such a book
Also, he never got any formal education
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I don't mind the voice so much as the breaking of the flow of thought caused by the long and tedious "commercials" at the end of each chapter and the beginning of the next
We know about Librivox and public domain, etc. Once at the beginning and in summary of the last chapter should be enough. I never got through this book because those commercials were just too distracting. Shame because it seemed like a good book and a useful message, but delivery in this format ruined it too much to continue.
You can “scrub” the recording by going to the very end……..just move the cursor straight across with your finger or mouse…no more commercials once you go back and start at the beginning!
"Australian savage"?! Incredible racism in chapter 10!
"Eat wheat, oats..." and other grains?! I have a severe gluten allergy!
I sure hope no one is taking advice from this book...
Dear FemmeBleu, author of this book Wallace D. Wattles was born in 1860 and passed away in 1911, long, before genetically-modified fruits and vegetables, wheat, and other grains came about. Unfortunately, from 1950s on selective and genetic modifications, use of chemicals, etc., in order to increase produce output, led to huge changes in composition of these produce on molecular level, especially in wheat. Wheat varieties of today have 15 or more new proteins (gluten), which trigger allergic reaction. Information in this book is very valuable, but one must take into account, that fruits, vegetables and other foods of today are different from 100 years ago. About wheat - there is a very good book "Wheat belly" by William Davis, MD. I liked it a lot. It explained many things, which I found helpful, even if one does not have pronounced wheat allergy. It is very easy to read and very practical. You may find it interesting as well. I hope you are managing your allergy well. I live with the autoimmune disorder and it is lots of fun as well ;). Wishing you all the very best.
He said eat what you want. If you don't eat those things, don't eat them
Have you ever thought that your allergies are a disease!
Sure hope nobody’s taking advice from you
Yeah, I am baffled about food advice. He advised food preservatives, chemical additions, gmos, whatever unhealthy people around you eat., and unhealthy became normal.🤔
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it!