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This little book is not intended as a religious guide. Nor does it aim to promote any one particular religion. The aim of the author is to put forward ideas that transcend all religions and ideologies. It is intended to explain what has thus far seemed inexplicable; to offer reasons for humans inability to understand; to provide answers that satisfy a curious mind and to solve the mysteries of spirituality. Do you know what enlightenment is? Do you know what ascension is? Do you know what the light is? Such concepts are frequently presented within transcripts without definition. It is usually left to the reader to fathom. But here the author tackles these concepts clearly for the reader to understand and make sense of. These ideas can run parallel with the readers own beliefs. Indeed, they can contribute and enrich both a religious or non-religious outlook. By the end of this book, a reader may choose to agree with these notions, or to disagree. But they most definitely will have a wider knowledge and a freer, more open mind.
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- Author: D Brewer
- Publisher: Lulu.com
- ISBN-10: 1446673804
- ISBN-13: 9781446673805
- Format: 10.8 x 17.8 x 0.4 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
This little book is not intended as a religious guide. Nor does it aim to promote any one particular religion. The aim of the author is to put forward ideas that transcend all religions and ideologies. It is intended to explain what has thus far seemed inexplicable; to offer reasons for humans inability to understand; to provide answers that satisfy a curious mind and to solve the mysteries of spirituality. Do you know what enlightenment is? Do you know what ascension is? Do you know what the light is? Such concepts are frequently presented within transcripts without definition. It is usually left to the reader to fathom. But here the author tackles these concepts clearly for the reader to understand and make sense of. These ideas can run parallel with the readers own beliefs. Indeed, they can contribute and enrich both a religious or non-religious outlook. By the end of this book, a reader may choose to agree with these notions, or to disagree. But they most definitely will have a wider knowledge and a freer, more open mind.
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