Is It Possible to Live Perfectly?
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In How to be Perfect by Daniel Harrell, I opened myself to read a book about Leviticus. Ever since I glimpsed the book of Leviticus in the Holy Bible I have felt afraid to go near that book in God's Holy Word. To me Leviticus seemed more than difficult to read and drier than hay on a farm floor. In church I would cringe if we had to turn to that book in the Bible. Thank goodness Daniel Harrell owns a good sense of humor. It made his book so easy to read. Secondly, he had nineteen church members along with him who were willing to talk about their anxieties and questions about Leviticus. They were willing to become risk takers in a new Biblical experiment.

He and the brave nineteen people chose to seriously put their hearts and bodies to the effort of putting Leviticus in to practice for a whole month. I thought one lady had a very good idea. She immediately bought a child's version of the Bible. That way Leviticus would become much easier to read. Each person in a unique way did their very best to keep the laws given in this book with all of their might. They in no way took their duties lightly. In my book Daniel M. Harrell and his flock seem like the best Leviticus keepers since the Israelites. I truly think that God must have smiled at their desire to love Him fully by striving to become more Holy. Why did they choose to have a Levitical month?

"Our celebration was about discovering that obedience could indeed be a joy--a discovery we hoped would not end with the experiment itself."

As for me I discovered a God who takes mercy seriously and ONE who takes obedience just as seriously. There is so much in this book of the Bible that I have not begun to put in my life. In the movie Love Story, there is a famous quote. "Love means not having to say your sorry."  I now know this is true. Love means more than having to say your sorry, it means apologizing while at the same time making amends for what you have done wrongfully to the person. I had no idea. I excitedly read to my husband the anecdote about Mr. Harrell and all his ministers happening to be busy on the very day of a particular funeral. How they chose who would preach the funeral and what mishap took place during this time is one of the many wonderful, inspiring and delightful personal experiences in the book.

I would like to end this book review by fondly remembering the lady who tried to build a tabernacle in her home, by remembering the man in Ireland who tried to catch a bull and by most of all remembering the Lord Eternal who acts only in Love for each of us.daniel Harrell
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Your book has provided concrete steps that can manifest our happiness in life. Thanks for your great work.

One thought about the chapter you have discussed about the meaning of life, that something which is bigger than our selves.

Our true nature itself is that something bigger than life and oneness with the universe. And it is beyond our mind and body. The meaning of our life, in my thinking, is to grow and to learn to reach that ultimate truth of life and serving people to do so in the process. And that state of truth is peaceful, perfect, and luminous.
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Pretty good read for anyone interested in self-improvement.  However, I can see how dwelling entirely on "getting ahead" can really wreck your personal life.  All things in moderation, even self-improvement will lead to a happier life.
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When you live your life with honor, doing the right thing, that is not a bad thing. Having the persistence to keep plowing ahead when all seems unattainable, that makes for a really good story. Life is not always easy.
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Only buy it if you are ready to be a better person in all aspects of your life.
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Good idea, we are the matrix.  If we only accept perfection in our lives than that will manifest.  No more energy to negative, it has no power!
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Read the God Series. Witness the eternal light of reason. Do the math. Become perfect. Do not live a life of regret.
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Death is unavoidable, but how do we live a full life and then die a good death? This book has the answer for you. A good book about reflection on love and life worth reading and pondering.
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Excellent advise! I highly urge everyone to read this book and practice living the CR way to perfect good health,long life,and joy of living.
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This book was completely freeing. I felt as if each area she tackled were areas deep down I knew it was okay to be "imperfect" but struggle daily with wanting to be perfect. "Perfection infection" (as Jill calls it) robs us of joy and genuine relationships with others. If we always try to keep up the guise of perfection and having it all together we miss out on the opportunities to truly live.
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This marvelous book give high hints to develop structure to live comfortable and out of expensive cost living. People on earth have to change perspective If want to persist live on planet,No harm to environment good and long quality of life.
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A wonderful testament of living life to the fullest. Really good food for thought. My favorite quote was the author's answer on when he knew he was in love and ready to marry - "When someone else's happiness was more important than my own."
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Seven principles that are doable and will change your life and those around you. I have used some of these principles, sporadically, in the past but have recommitted myself to consistently living at least a few of them out daily.
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It's like being reborn into the world. If you are even considering this, just stop thinking about it and buy it! Would you really have to think hard about buying something that can positively change your life? Do it!
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This book provides a commentary on life from the point of view of a person established in a higher state of consciousness.  The truth it expresses is clear, timeless and priceless.  It does not provide a technique for gaining a higher state of consciousness.  How much effort should be required for one to simply be who one has always been?
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Rick Broniec is a wonderful author who shares his heart and gets right to the epicenter of the human condition.  If you are looking for answers you may find within some helpful directions or resources.  Life is meant to be lived and to be lived as large and authentically as possible.  Rick embodies that belief.
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Best example of highest possible standards we can live in work and life! Please make every episode available produced by the same cast and writer!