In the beginning Ruiz describes the true origin of “human beings.” Humans being essentially from God, are made of pure light, pure love, and we are all divine beings. However, the belief systems that we are born into indoctrinate our minds and make us forget our divinity. Ruiz calls this process “domestication”: the agreements (agreements) that we form unconsciously that submit us to mindless unhealthy behaviors that create hell on earth. He exposes the mind control and harmful messages we receive as children that eventually develop distorted consciousness and unhappiness. Hypocrisy and judgment of ourselves and others creates unnecessary fear to live out our dreams and fear to express who we truly are. Don Miguel Ruiz is a descendant of the ancient Mexican Toltecs who he described as a society of wise scientists and artists who possessed and preserved enlightened spiritual belief systems and practices. After surviving a car accident, Ruiz decided to study and formally inherit the values and morals of his ancestors. In his book, he shares with us four Agreements (4 agreements) that would enable us to exchange hell on earth for emotional liberation and internal peace. After making it clear that we are not optimizing our full potential for happiness and freedom, Ruiz offers a solution to the misery; a path to healing and healthy systems belief. With only 4 agreements, Ruiz teaches us how to implement new ideologies, how to love ourselves, forgive ourselves, and forgive others. How do I do that? What is right for oneself does not depend on a standard. For Miguel Ruiz, some days are about doing what`s best for yourself, staying in bed. In any case, Thierry Cros points out, “the quest for perfection is the worst trap.
One way to avoid this mistake is to replace our “I have to do it” with “I can do it.” According to Olivier Perrot, “it allows us to fully take ownership of the goal to be achieved, without worrying about the judgment and expectations of others.” After the success of his book at the United Nations, this bestseller was offered in a box of cards and even in jewelry with the titles of the chords .[ 3]. “Miguel Ruiz evokes the power of the verb over the psyche,” explains Olivier Perrot. Who hasn`t remembered a hurtful sentence from a parent? And doesn`t she save her again as an adult? “Language is a tool that can destroy. Or build. Contrary to what we often believe, words carry weight: they act on reality. “Tell a child that he is wrapped and he will feel fat for the rest of his life,” says Olivier Perrot. We can say that the assumptions are human. The problem with assumptions is that if we do them so often, we will end up believing them. This makes the task easier psychologically for individuals; Give a subjective explanation of what you want and believe it afterwards.
To get the free app, enter your mobile phone number. The book can be classified as a “code of conduct,” a “philosophy of life.” Ruiz writes in the first person, so it feels like he is having a conversation with his readers.