The Power vs. Force Deck: 44 Cards to Ma

Chock-full of wisdom and inspiration, this deck, based on Dr. Hawkins's groundbreaking and remarkable book of the same name, offers ways to dissolve negativity and move toward love in an engaging, accessible format.

When Dr. Hawkins wrote his groundbreaking and remarkable book Power vs. Force, he didn’t realize what a huge response it would receive—one that continues to this day. People from all over the world are so excited when they learn that instead of using “force” for answers, which is exhausting and debilitating, they can use “power,” the innate energy within all of us that brings about lasting positive changes and uplifts the world.

This inspirational card deck highlights the main ideas from the chapters in Power vs. Force that a person can encompass every day, to light their day, and to contemplate for better understanding.

Messages include:

• It is not life's events, but one's reaction to them, that activates the symptoms of stress.
• To become more conscious is the greatest gift anyone can give to the world.
• Simple kindness to one's self and all that lives is the most powerful transformational force of all.
• Power gives life and energy. Force takes these away.
• The discovery that nothing is hidden and truth stands everywhere revealed is the key to enlightenment about the simplest practical affairs and the destiny of mankind.

Whether you are puzzled as to what to do in a given situation, or want to start your day with a bright message that carries you throughout the day, the card you choose will bring you an encouraging message.

David R. Hawkins, M.D., Ph.D. (1927–2012), was director of The Institute for Spiritual Research, Inc., and founder of the Path of Devotional Nonduality. He was renowned as a pioneering researcher in the field of consciousness as well as an author, lecturer, clinician, physician, and scientist. He served as an advisor to Catholic and Protestant churches, and Buddhist monasteries; appeared on major network television and radio programs; and lectured widely at such places as Westminster Abbey, the Oxford Forum, the University of Notre Dame, and Harvard University. His life was devoted to the upliftment of mankind until his death in 2012.