October 10, 2021 by MMinspect
Keeping this agreement will help you become happy and at peace. If you become blameless with your word, more seeds of love will replace the seeds of fear, in yourself and in others. His contributions among the first two can be summarized in bulk as follows: “Be aware of the agreements that dictate your reality and have the discipline to change it.” You could get a little more out of his letter, but not much. Unfortunately, his references to the finish do not go far beyond a well-made “Just do it”. If you like the job or task you do, you`re going to do your best without even trying. Your work will be effortless and you will provide much better performance. This final agreement will help you increase the power of other agreements while freeing you from old patterns. This first agreement invites us to be “irreproachable” by our words. That is the agreement on which all other agreements are based. Sticking to this agreement alone can change your life.
Thank you, Danyal. It is becoming increasingly difficult to group together books like The Four Chords. I`ve read and re-read The Power of Now many times, and I`ve thought about how I`d go about it in a summary. The first new deal is the most difficult to buy and maintain. But as soon as you are able to succeed, it will be heaven on earth. Being blameless with your words sounds easy, but it`s very powerful. Your word is your creative force – a gift from God. By your words, you make your intentions known. Your dream, who you are and what you believe, is manifested in your words.
The word is man`s most powerful weapon. But there is a warning – your word can create beauty, but it can also destroy it. In this way, we learn how to behave and what we should believe and accept as normal. Ruiz says that because we didn`t choose these rules and agreements, we should ask ourselves why we accept them and we live from them. Don Miguel believes that this first agreement is the most important, but often the most difficult to respect. He points out that the word is irreproachably its root in the Latin word for sin and a Latin prefix for without. Don Miguel explains that sin is anything that goes against who you are. . . .
