D.W. McSweeney Shares "Blue Collar Spirituality For Collars Of All Colors" in New Guidebook
POPLAR GROVE, Ill., Nov. 18, 2009 — Offering a fresh perspective on personal evolution, "Everyone Has It: Blue Collar Spirituality For Collars Of All Colors" (published by AuthorHouse), the new guidebook by D.W. McSweeney, shows readers how to connect to the essence that defines us all, reach spiritual enlightenment and find inner peace.
Written with common sense that won't go over readers' heads, "Everyone Has It" aims at readers' hearts and minds, challenging them to break free from the past and find their true essence. Combining his own research with life experience, McSweeney hopes that readers will relate to and learn from "Everyone Has It" in order to help heal themselves. He writes:
So, what can you expect to find in this book that's new? That's different from the others? The answer is – the language. This material is deep, but it doesn't have to be complicated. I want you and all who read this to think, I get it. I understand this. I can apply this to my life. After all, what good is a self-help book if you're unable to apply what you've read; if you can't make the ideas work for you in real life.
This is the "blue collar" aspect of the book. The intention is to have it brim with common sense, rather than intellectual jargon. Also, the concepts in this piece require a work-man like, methodical approach. You will be repetitive tasking, as well as multi-tasking. To get the full benefit of this book, you'll need to apply the techniques written and be steadfast in your resolve to reach your goal of inner peace.
McSweeney begins by examining childhood and adolescence for the patterns of insecurity and negativity that shape us from an early age and stay with us through adulthood. Readers are given the tools of true relaxation and inner dialogue to break free from their insecurities and connect to their true spirit.
But the crux of McSweeney's roadmap to spiritual success lies in learning how to overcome internal and external negativity, specifically the emotional discontent that readers carry with them through their personal history and the negativity that they absorb from others. "Everyone Has It" helps readers face these issues by learning the power of forgiveness and attaining emotional independence.
Comprehensive and down-to-earth, "Everyone Has It" offers readers practical solutions for achieving inner peace, deeper meaning and a sense of self-worth.
D.W. McSweeney was born in the suburbs of Chicago and currently lives in Poplar Grove, Ill., with his wife with whom he shares two stepchildren. "Everyone Has It" is his first published book.
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