Are We There Yet?: A Guide to Life, Living and DeathTroubador Publishing Ltd, 2006 - 320 頁 'Are We There Yet?' is not an academic book, rather its purpose is to provide the reader with well researched information about life and death, in a simple readable style that will lead the reader to ask fundamental questions about their own life. |
內容
Why this book? Searching | 1 |
In the beginning God or what? Some Metaphysical Answers | 13 |
Universal | 31 |
Life Purpose | 39 |
Destiny | 63 |
Spontaneity and the Moment | 75 |
Thought Watching | 85 |
The Outer is always the Manifestation | 94 |
Miracles | 185 |
Action the Solution | 195 |
Work and Creativity | 202 |
Attitude | 210 |
Freedom from Attachment | 214 |
Sex Drugs Drink and Spirituality | 219 |
The Nature of Evil | 223 |
Evil from Global to Individual | 236 |
Living | 109 |
Love | 111 |
Happiness | 119 |
Fear and Worry | 129 |
Pain | 143 |
Guilt | 152 |
Health | 158 |
Healing | 169 |
Symbols | 177 |
Trust Love and Spontaneity | 247 |
Death | 251 |
Preamble | 253 |
Death | 261 |
Dying | 265 |
Life after Death | 278 |
Reincarnation | 292 |
Conclusion | 307 |
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