The Fifth Agreement: A Practical Guide to Self-Mastery

The culmination and only way to complete The Four Agreements.

I first listened to The Four Agreements on cassette nine years ago. They have changed my life. Heaven is a beautiful place to live.
I have already reread the The Fifth Agreement three times and will continue to re-digest it and grow and learn and eventually become as Master, a Seer.
I still have the photo of Miguel and me after a talk he gave in August 2001 in Morristown, NJ.
Thank you Miguel and thank you Jose. The Fifth Agreement is a very special book. The world is a better place and as more humans read and practice The Five Agreements it will only get more and more beautiful.

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The Fifth Agreement

If you enjoyed the Four Agreements, this book is every bit as compelling and relevant. Miguel Ruiz and Toltec wisdom is down to earth, and makes such common sense about so many things we already know but never really understood. The sinplicity with which he writes hits home. If you havent' read the Four Agreements, this book recaps them very nicely before going on to the Fifth Agreement. PreciousHN

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Fifth Agreement Pulls It All Together

In The fifth Agreement, Don Miguel and his son don Jose pull together the significance of the first book, The Four Agreements, and explain with detail and clarity how the Fifth Agreement is a necessary tool in committing oneself to living with the freedom to be who we really are. Anyone who is looking for awareness,insight, & guidance to enhance and empower themselves in their lives could benefit from reading and absorbing the messages in this book.
If you're feeling frustrated with the drama and stress in your life, being open to the messages in this book will help you to see how to rid yourself of the unnecessary pain drama causes. It's amazing what happens within your psyche when you understand and embrace the 5 agreements eloquently described in this book.

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Answer to Gin re: The Fifth Agreement

For Gin... I have read both The Fifth Agreement and The Voice of Knowledge, and for me, The Fifth Agreement offers so much more. There are common themes running through all of Ruiz's books, but The Fifth Agreement brought me to a higher level of understanding about the power of our word and the importance of how we use it.

Yes, The Voice of Knowledge also tells us "don't believe yourself, and don't believe anybody else," but The Fifth Agreement goes much deeper into the meaning behind our word, how we create our reality with the word, and how we can create a better world for everyone by changing our own world first -- the world in our head. No matter how you say it -- "don't believe" or "be skeptical, but learn to listen" -- I now understand how to use this agreement as a tool and how the other four agreements support its meaning and give it power.

For those who are truly on the path to personal freedom, "be skeptical, but learn to listen" is the ultimate agreement we can make to discern the difference between what is truth and what is lies. The Fifth Agreement makes us aware of the kind of messages we are giving to ourselves and to others, and gives us the best of and more of what the Ruiz's having been teaching for decades.

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The voice of knowledge and The Fifth agreement

Hi guys.. my name is gin and I would like to get some info from the readers that have read both " The voice of Knowledge and NOW the fifth agreement". What are the difference between the two ? I mean they both have the same tools. Dont belive myself and dont believe anybody else but learn to listen... which implies to be skepital. I would love to get some clarification on this. Thanks.

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NOOK Version??

I was really looking forward to reading this on my NOOK. It's a bummer it's not available..kind of defeats the purpose of having the thing when it's limited. I will go and buy a copy--but, won't be saving any trees :/ The one less star is only because it's not available on the NOOK.

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