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Born	August 21, 1953 (age 67) New York, U.S.
Occupation	Author, professional speaker
Nationality	American
Genre	Self-help, Motivational
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Brandon Bays (born August 21, 1953) is an American motivational author and speaker. She has authored New Thoughtself-help books, and is best known for her 1999 book, The Journey, which became a bestseller in England and Australia.^[1]

She was born in New York City to an American father and a Romanian mother, who grew up in Vienna, Austria.^[2]

The Journey: A Practical Guide to Healing Your Life and Setting Yourself Free Brandon Bays on Amazon.com.FREE. shipping on qualifying offers. Diagnosed with a basketball-sized tumor in her uterus, Brandon Bays refused drugs and surgery, instead discovering a powerful direct path to the potent healing power of the. “Brandon Bays is a remarkable soul, and her story of healing and reconciliation is a testament to the capabilities of human beings. Read this book and be inspired to take your own journey of healing!” Anthony Robbins, author of Awaken the Giant Within and Unlimited Power “Brandon’s inspiring story is proof of the healing power that. Brandon Bays Journey Pdf 9/15/2019 I woke up that morning in the summer of 1992 and realized I finally had to face whatever it was that had made my tummy grow so large over the last few months. Brandon Bays The Journey Pdf Brandon Bays The Journey Pdf Download. Going beyond current mind-body wisdom, she discovered a powerful means to get direct access to the soul-the unconditional love, the boundless peace, the living presence within us-and pioneered a revolutionary paradigm for healing.

The Journey[edit]

The Journey (1999) was her first book. Publishers Weekly said in its review that the book would appeal to some but others would be put off by the certainty of her self-belief.^[1]

Bibliography[edit]

The Journey: A Road Map to the soul. Simon and Schuster. 2001. ISBN978-0743443920. Retrieved 9 July 2012.
The Journey for Kids: Liberating your child's shining potential. Harpercollins UK. 2003. ISBN978-0007155262. Retrieved 9 July 2012.
Freedom Is: Liberating Your Boundless Potential. New World Library. 2007. ISBN978-1577316008. Retrieved 9 July 2012.
Consciousness: The New Currency. Journey Productions, Limited. 2009. ISBN978-0956337900. Retrieved 9 July 2012.
The Journey: A Practical Guide to Healing Your Life and Setting Yourself Free. Atria Books. 2012. ISBN145166561X.
Living The Journey: Using The Journey Method to Heal Your Life and Set Yourself Free. Atria Books. 2012. ISBN1451665628.

References[edit]

^ ^a^b'Non-fiction reviews: The Journey'. Publishers Weekly. September 24, 2001.
^Stoicescu, Corina (May 2, 2014). 'Brandon Bays, The Journey: 'Always listen to your heart!'. theessenceofit.com. Retrieved April 15, 2016.

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IT IS HUMAN NATURE for us to become enlightened under certain conditions. It is human nature for us to feel peace and love, under the right circumstances. It is human nature for us to feel true inner consciousness and wakefulness, when obstacles to those states are removed. Close your eyes and go inside… it is human nature to feel good when we link with the breath, and open to spirit.

I know it is human nature because every truly wise man and woman throughout the history of the world has said so. The natural state of humankind is enlightened, but most of us have too much 'stuff' covering that natural state to realize this fact. I myself have tasted snippets of spontaneous natural enlightenment, some when I was just a very small boy with no spiritual instruction or knowledge. So this human being that stares at us out of the mirror — this synergy of mind, body and spirit — has a natural propensity to realize an enlightened state.

If each of us is so intimately connected to an enlightened state, why is it that so few seem to reflect it? Why do we need teachers, gurus and often life's hard knocks to have any chance of realizing this potential? And why do most people seem to live their whole lives in anguish and frustration, never able to receive what is theirs already?

A seed needs the right conditions to fulfil its potential. Plant it in the dark, moist earth, give it water and time, and it will germinate and grow. But drop it on the proverbial 'stony ground' and it will never develop. It is natural for us to find true inner happiness just as it is natural for seeds to grow under the right conditions. But just because it is natural does not mean that it is inevitable: like seeds, we need the right conditions to fulfil our nature, and much of modern society today is, unfortunately, a lot like stony ground.

This is why most of us need teachers in some form or other to show us how to realize our natural potential: modern secular living just does not tend to provide us with ideal germinating conditions. The right instruction from the right teacher at the right time can be invaluable for those with the spiritual calling. Throughout history, the path to inner fulfillment and realization has been largely been handed down person to person in the spiritual lineages and religions of this world. Today we also have readily available and inexpensive paperback books, television and the internet. The opportunity to realize our innate enlightenment has never been more present, and yet, paradoxically, modern life is filled with so many distractions that pull us from inner focus that this opportunity is rarely taken.

In an ideal world, we understand that we are all One, and we naturally help our other brothers and sisters as much as we can to attain what we have only attained because we may have been searching in this life before them. Or, perhaps, we are just acting as a reminder for them of their own true nature. This of course is the ideal: we intuitively know that we are all One in Spirit, and that all our actions and activities are ultimately there to support the One.

In real life, however, that ideal is unfortunately rarely met. Rather than understanding that all spiritual teaching is merely a mutual reminding that our true natural state is enlightened and awake, the teacher become the bestower of this natural state. What is our natural heritage becomes a gift from another, and as a consequence of this misperception we place that other person high on a pedestal because we associate him or her with the boundless happiness and fulfillment that we may uncover. We project our divinity exclusively onto another, rather than inwardly onto the collective, and in so doing we actually do All That Is or God a disservice.

I remember reading in one of Lawrence Van De Post's books about one of his many encounters with the Bushmen of the Kalahari Desert. A family group of Bushmen had been traveling for man