Dog Is God Spelled Backward: 101 Notes to Self

By Rita Cragwall

Dog Is God Spelled Backward: 101 Notes to Self leads its readers through a collection of musings on the deep structures, issues, aspirations, and possibilities that give shape and meaning to the universe and to daily life. By making her way along this path of exploration and creating 101 insightful notes, Rita Cragwall tells how one can achieve personal growth by guiding ones life to move in concert with universal laws. This approach empowers bringing ones imagined future to pass.

Dog Is God Spelled Backward gathers its notes into six parts: Mirror of Self, Things We Fear, Living Life, The Heroes & Storytellers, Philosophy & Science, and Miscellaneous Ponderings. By reading and absorbing these notes, one can come to perceive the deep truth about reality. As the author notes, The world does revolve around you. It is yours. You always get what you asked for so you always get what you want. Whatever you believe the world is, it is. As within, so without. As above so below.

This inspiring guide to personal growth tells how one may use realitys universal laws to change ones life and to bring ones imagined future to pass.

• Language: English
• Publisher: iUniverse
• Release date: Dec 11, 2015
• ISBN: 9781491783047

Rita Cragwall

Rita Cragwall has weathered personal adversity and worked as an actress, dancer, legal secretary, network engineer, and chef. Married for thirty-five years and mother of three grown children, she now is a life coach, revealing how individuals can work with the world’s universal laws to create the lives of their dreams.

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CONTENTS

Dedication

Introduction

Preface

Part I Mirrors of Self

Part II Things We Fear

Part III Living Life

Part IV The Heroes & Story tellers

Part V Philosophy & Science

Part VI Miscellaneous Ponderings

References

About the Author

D edication

This book is dedicated to my family.

Thank you to everyone and everything in the universe because you all made this happen.

I ntroduction

Everything in nature is made up of fractals. Humans are a part of nature. Our bodies are made up of fractals, cells, which are made up of fractals, molecules, and on and on it goes. We are fractals of what? We are fractals of God. In the bible, in the book of Exodus, the name for God is given to us. His name is I AM.

Have you ever wondered why everyone is so enamored with zombies? How did that strange weather pattern appear out of nowhere? Ever wonder why affirmations work for some and not others? Are you dying to get into the zone but don’t know what the zone really is? Have you ever experienced deja vu? Have you ever wondered why some can heal themselves and others cannot? Have you ever wondered why things are the way they are? Why do the rich get richer and why do the poor get poorer? Have you ever wondered why you keep doing certain things all your life? Have you ever wondered what is coincidence? Have you ever wondered why there is so much ugliness in the world? Have you ever wondered why the supposed cause keeps changing?

The truth shall set you free.

P reface

If you are reading this book you are searching and this book was written to help you.

Everything is inside you and if everything is within you, you may question why you are in this world of sadness, death, and sorrow; but you are here for a purpose.

I don’t have a degree. I have no credentials in this area at all. There is absolutely no background certification or anything else that I have that would tell you what I have written is nothing but the truth, the whole truth. Nothing other than my personal experiences. That’s it.

My mother had a lower back ache and went to the doctor when she was pregnant with me. At the time she was not aware she was pregnant. He gave her an x-ray and my mom worried about me being burned in some way by that x-ray after she found out she was pregnant. I was born in 1959 with a black mark on my right leg and on my left shoulder. Much like a burn. They called it a birthmark. They cut it off and I almost died from infection from the plastic surgery that happened afterwards.

My mom promised God she would not mess with my leg ever again if He would save me. I was saved but you have no one to confirm that to you other than my Mom or family. I was left with a scar on my right leg from mid thigh to lower calf and a much smaller one on my left shoulder.

I figured out what caused that ugly birthmark and why it was black instead of purple or red. I love my mom and I do not blame her at all. I know now it was part of the journey. This book is about that journey.

I have never stopped learning despite not having a degree. I think we all know many people who stop learning once they have a degree. I suffered from dyslexia as a child but they didn’t call it that in 1965. They called it having a problem with learning to read. My parents taught me phonetics and my life changed once I learned to read. I love reading and I love writing and I love analyzing. I love the question why and have all my life to the annoyance of many. However, there is nothing to show you that this is true other than talking to my family and friends.

I grew up with certain things pounded into my head. You must take at least one bite