Path, The: Creating Your Mission Statement for Work and for Life

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Summary: Excellent
Review: This is a great product that helped me to focus my own life a great deal more. It is not just for professional use, it can be for spiritual growth as well. I loved it!

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Summary: A purposeful, important book that everyone should read
Review: This is not just another "get-your-life back on track" book, although that's certainly what it does. "The Path" will always be good to go back to and read again. To get the full effect, you need to take some quiet time and do Jones's activities. This book is a favorite!

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Summary: Christian or Wicca Methods?
Review: While the author's message is appealing to the reader, my concern is that the "cornerstone" of Wicca (witches) is based on the 4 earth elements described in this book. Ms Jones tells her readers to identify themselves as either water, fire, earth or wind. The daily "poem" the reader is told to meditate on, is to my understanding, the same technique witches use. The Bible clearly states "who" we are in Christ, and as Christians, we are told to "meditate" on Him and His Word. If you are a Christian, then take note that the author is using techniques that do not line up with the Bible. While she uses scripture as reference, the reader should know there is another side to her teaching. There is a book by Currot, a Wicca witch, in which the above techniques are also found. Check it out for yourself, then decide if this is the method you should use to define yourself & your mission statement.