International Philosophy: The Good Philosophy of Life for Everyone Everywhere! Based on Internal Science

International Philosophy is the brainchild of William Eastwood, who, as you may well know, worked on a secret invention at a research and development facility owned by a Yale University professor when he was only 13 years old. Feeling stifled by External Science, Eastwood went off on his own to spend 45 years researching Internal Science, a more accurate paradigm of reality. The 21st century’s most influential physicist, David Bohm, who was a colleague of Albert Einstein, published a book on what Eastwood coined ＂Internal Science＂ in 1980. This was the same time Eastwood was studying the application of this new science for practical purposes. International Philosophy is the good philosophy of life for everyone everywhere because Eastwood spent decades making it so simple and easy to understand that people from all countries around the world were seeking out his free articles. It is based on the idea that your thoughts are projected into events and objects and that by thinking responsibly you can create anything you want in life. ＂I noticed that people from all over the world liked the principles I was teaching and that’s when I realized ＂International Philosophy＂ was the proper term to describe it. The practical life philosophy I developed is currently showing international appeal, translates well into any language and is accurate and easy to understand. From the Republic of Namibia to Latvia, everyone wants more.＂ ― William Eastwood. This book was also designed to be affordable to everyone everywhere. In it you get a step-by-step guideline to create miracles, attract synchronistic events and live in gratitude and appreciation. A group of chapters called ＂Fast Track to Success＂ gives you simple instructions for achieving your goals. This is all new and has only recently been made available to the public. The book also has chapters on how to apply International Philosophy to solve world problems. The book includes Eastwood’s plan to save democracy. ＂It is a good philosophy because it teaches the truth that the human soul is altruistic, and it is certainly for everyone everywhere,＂ says Eastwood. ＂The more I thought about it, the more convinced I was that this was the proper term to describe what I had. The people of earth need a global philosophy everyone can agree on to unite humanity and to bring about the vast potential of our civilization and all its individual members.＂ Get this great book and add it to your best book collection.