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The Love Zap
Harnessing the Power of Love to Transform the World
By: Shaul Marshall Praver
Narrated by: Jason Dettrey
Length: 56 mins

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Narrated by: Jason Dettrey

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Summary

The book explores love as power and declares that the most powerful person is the the person who loves most powerfully. How love can be harnessed to cause the world to bend in one's favor. What is the highest love and how is it acquired? The difference between "Fish Love" and "Enduring Love". The mystery of attracting love as spiritual light through a carefully thought out discipline. The act of harnessing and discharging love as a spiritual electromagnetic force into the world. A call to be students of love by empirically observing the effects of love and encouraging the most motivated students to record their observations.