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Access the Wisdom of Your Spiritual Heart





Access the Wisdom of Your Spiritual Heart
"David McArthur's beautiful book shares his discovery of the spiritual heart and the heart's innate intelligence.  From his own experiences, David shows you how to access your heart's wisdom, whatever your challenges may be."  ~– Deborah Rozman, CEO HeartMath Inc.
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In your hands is the access code to the highest levels of wisdom within you. That wisdom is deeply practical and makes a difference in your life in minutes. Your Spiritual Heart contains a powerful technique to access that wisdom based on the world-renowned Institute of HeartMath's scientific breakthroughs.

If you are frustrated because you can't get the right job, your career is stalled, or you haven't broken out of financial struggle,your spiritual heart has the wisdom to help you find and fulfill those heart's desires. If the loving relationship your heart desires has not come into your life, or the relationships you have are strained and becoming hurtful or unfulfilling, your spiritual heart's wisdom will guide you to the fulfillment of your heart's deepest desires. 

Your Spiritual Heart contains the stories, the science and the technique to access to the amazing wisdom of your spiritual self. Your spiritual heart has the power to end your stress in a moment plus the insights to meet and exceed any challenge before you. Spiritual understanding and enlightenment are gifts of your spiritual heart. This book is an invitation to live at a whole new level of resilience and fulfillment. You can experience what it is like to step into humankind s greatest potential heart-centered living.  


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