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Recognizing who we truly are and how our lives are constantly providing us the next step is a crucial part of everyone’s life process. Albert Clayton Gaulden has three amazing books available;
Clearing for the Millennium
“Time draws nearer when return will be impossible for those who do not make a radical shift in consciousness.
The world of illusion is about to end.”
Albert explores 8 spiritual principles present in all of our lives.
Signs and Wonders
“...an innovative work that offers practical strategies, anecdotes, case studies, and stories of personal transformation to expand our awareness. It teaches us how to listen for and understand the answers to our prayers, to know if we are on the right track when plagued by worry, doubt, and uncertainty.”
You’re Not Who You Think You Are
“Read this book and find out why relationships don't work. Gaulden writes that the reason they fail is that two people never want the same thing at the same time; you can't have a relationship with somebody else until you have one with yourself. And you can't have one with yourself because you don't know who you are.
Each of us has been misidentified from birth. You're not who you think you are. Your parents are not who you think they are either. Husbands, wives, and lovers are everything and anything but whom you think they are. All of us create the other from our own egocentric points of view. It goes deeper and deadlier than that. We need for someone else to inherit our unwanted, unattractive qualities that we refuse to face and heal.
If you're not who you think you are, and if others have been created as you need for them to be and not as they really are, who are you and who are they? We are all powerful light beings that have lost the middle ground, the psychological androgyny of consciousness. But in truth we are neither male nor female-we are both. The resoulution is to find out how to love you so you can love someone else.”
“Experiencing Albert’s profound process of becoming “whole” through his
Sedona Intensive changed my life forever.
I am eternally grateful.”
Mark W. Peebler
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