For the one or two people who will find this useful, the four steps that will transform your worldview are:I wouldn't be surprised if absorption in any sort of motivational text would change your way of thinking, and maybe even change your life. Neuronally, when you read and re-read, you're establishing patterns of activity that will quite literally reshape connections in your brain--which, in the glorious feedback loop of behavior, will reshape your responses in the future.
1. Choose a book of the Bible.
2. Read it in its entirety.
3. Repeat #2 twenty times.
4. Repeat this process for all 66 books of the Bible.
So, I'm taking up Carter's challenge, and reading and re-reading (and re-reading) Emerson's "Self-Reliance" for twenty days straight. I'll report back when I'm finished.
4 comments:
Don't forget part IV...reread of Emerson's other essays. "Works and Days" and "Experience" are gems that aren't looked at so often these days.
Reread all of them 20 times, and you'll approximately replicate my experience writing my senior honors thesis.
Er..."reread all of."
I imagine reading Ezekiel 20 times would have disturbing effects on anyone.
Or, for that matter, the book of Numbers.
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