"Voyage to Destiny: Sailing to Success" author Kieran W. Harrop: BOOK REVIEW

By: Paige Lovitt
Submitted: 2007-01-17 16:42:00
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Voyage to Destiny: Sailing to Success
Kieran W. Harrop
Target Success Publishing (2006)
ISBN 0973945206
Reviewed by Paige Lovitt for Reader Views (5/06)

“Voyage to Destiny” is described as “A Guide to Material Prosperity and Spiritual Well-being.” This book could not have come into my life at a greater time. I don’t believe that I am special about feeling this way, I think that other readers will feel the same. In the future, I plan to reread it many times and know that I will feel the same way each time. It is a guide to realizing your true purpose and dreams. It was written to inspire us to live out our dreams and destiny. “You can achieve anything that you want. All it takes is a dream, passion, a plan and action.”

It is our connection to the Source that gives us everything that we need. Having power and faith within ourselves will attract everything that we desire. Because of this, it is important to think abundant, loving, positive thoughts. We need to become aware of what we are thinking and feeling. Our thoughts have to support our dreams. We have a choice as to whether or not we react positively to situations. Negative thoughts disconnect us from the Source. We need to gear our thoughts to support our dreams.

Harrop narrows the process down to three basic steps:

Choose a destination- Find your purpose.

Chart a course – Design a high level plan to get you there.

Weigh anchor and set sail- Take action and the motivation will follow. “You can choose your destiny or have it choose you, but ultimately it is your choice.” Meditation, journaling, and visualization are some methods to help you to achieve your goals. We also have to let go of our fears and our ego. We need to believe that we deserve our dreams. We also can’t let anybody knock us off course.

Harrop writes “Choose success, prosperity, peace and happiness, and the world will be yours.” Harrop also provides tons of inspirational quotes to help guide us. An incredible peace comes from reading his words and the words of those quoted. Harrop believes that we can achieve our dreams, and he provides us with the steps and the inspiration to do so. Now the rest of the work is up to us.

Read this book, it will change your life.

Paige Lovitt is a Reviewer for Reader Views. http://www.readerviews.com

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