This is not really a book about religion, though personal experiences obviously do come into it. It's a shame that some will dismiss this book because of a difference of opinion when it is really about the fundamentals of a belief system. Most people have a belief system but don't have a clue why they believe what they believe. The reality is we must believe in something but never question sources and methods of the foundation.

It's about growing in faith solid foundational truth. Not only does it deliver the message, but it is a concept and ideology of something that has always existed but brought forward in a concise and new way. In my point of view the right way. Everyone should at least read it for the philosophy it brings.

I Hate words like "inspirational" because they've become commonplace foe everyone writing motivational self-help books. In fact, words cannot describe the knowledge and understanding of what is inside this book. But I just have to say it—The Master Manager Handbook is an inspiration and a true system for living your life to the fullest and self-governance by your faith.
I don't think there's anyone wouldn't benefit from reading this book.

Frank

What an inspiration: wow, I have to say that the scales fell from my eyes after reading THE MASTER MANAGERS HANDBOOK. I never heard of so many the things and terms used in this book. As I went through the book, not only was I educated about the past, now I better understand the future. For example, giving my time an assignment and mental debris, mind traffic, and so much more. I feel I am equipped to take on the world because I know who I am and what I am capable of.
Even though he describes his faith, he clarifies belielf is my choice and that we all have that same decision to make for ourselves. I've learned more from this book than all of my years in Church. This book points out a simple Straightline approach to a belief system, and it delivers. He states that he did not have an editor, and now I understand why.

He didn't want the massage to change, and I think he did an excellent job of opening eyes to what is life-changing. I had no clues of so many bibles and all the misinformation contributing to our beliefs.

5 stars based forreal-life changing abilities.

Monica

Your Authority and the Lion
God makes the Lion with Adam’s mindset; Adam comes into this world created in the image of God, with no fear, no doubt, no worries, and autonomous authority to rule. The Lion is the first to recognize actual power and lead over time. He uses it very well. All his actions are intentional, direct, and calculated. He knows the order and his directive to survive and provides for his pack. The Lion does not waste time on anything unrelated to the security of the lioness and cubs.

He recognizes his authority in the jungle, even though self-appointed, he is willing to die for the purpose to rule, not as Adam failed in the Garden and was evicted in today’s terms, by God (I AM), not the Sheriff’s office. He’s not interested in anything else except these three things, eats, mate, and rest. When he eats, he eats; when it’s time to rest, the Lion sleeps up to 21 hours; when it’s time to mate, he mates. In his mind, the jungle is his property and his playground. If you enter the jungle, you are in his domain.

The Lion knows that he must always be agile and always ready when the opportunity comes up, so he takes precautions by managing his strength, speed, tactics by improving his skills. The intended purpose is his only interest. He only uses what is necessary to complete each task, and He is an expert in time assignments. Every action taken is measured and controlled by him. He is the master of anticipation. Though he sleeps long hours, nothing gets by his vibrations because he intones with the universe. (Nature)

The Lion knows he is not the biggest, the fastest, the smartest, nor the strongest. But he has two things to his advantage, fearless and purpose. The Lion feels autonomous just as Adam was given this authority at creation. The Lion is a poser, and he can only imitate man’s rule; God only gave that to Adam and his descendants. As mighty as the Lion may be, compared to man, with all his uniqueness, his ambitions are more significant even though his heart is half the size of man’s.

Because of Lion’s philosophy, when he walks into any part of the jungle, the animals stop and notice his presence, and when they see him as a predator, he sees them as prey. Everything creeping, crawling, and all creatures on land, air, and water are all game. To him, it’s his buffet. He can eat anything in the environment he chooses. He feels entitled because of his perceived authority.

He does everything Adam has the authority to do, which is to subdue. But the Lion has given them all the same name, “Food.” The Lion bows down to nothing in the jungle, and he is always willing to put up a good fight, even if it means dying. He does not let Adam’s designation get in the way of his purpose, which is to eat.

But in his spirit and heart, he knows that the man is the true ruler, and he is like a thief, a fox guarding the henhouse without permission. For this reason, is why man can tan this fearless beast of power. Man has absolute authority from God to subdue, and the Lion is not exempt from being ruled. (Gen 1:28)

Because God has not given us the spirit of fear but of power, might, and a sound mind. (2 Tim 1:7)