The Gift of Change,Everyday Grace, andA Return to Love
A Return to Loveis Williamsons biggest hit.
Call these the most on-brand of the bunch.
Tears to Triumph
Heres where things start to get a bit dicey.
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This 2017 release revolves around the idea of repression, though not in those words.
Williamson claims that by refusing to confront pain, people are hurting themselves and exacerbating their anxiety and depression.
(Its not a part of Williamsons spiritual plan.)
HarperOne; Simon and Schuster
Its in line with the current trend of manifesting what you want.
Williamson describes her law like gravity: Whether we believe it or not, the law is true.
Apparently, were able to block or summon miracles based on our thoughts.
HarperSanFrancisco; Riverhead Hardcover; HarperCollins Publishers
If this doesnt make sense to you, maybe the book will offer more clarification…maybe.
Enchanted Love
On the surface, this seems like your average collection of musings about love and relationships.
However, things take a turn for the weird at the start of every chapter.
HarperOne; Riverhead Books
A Course in Weight Loss
It would be difficultnotto rankA Course in Weight Lossas the wildest of Williamsons works.
HarperOne
HarperOne
Ballantine Books
Simon & Schuster
Hay House Inc
