Dialogue of Souls (The Inlightnment Book 1)
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By the ending section in which Operosus speaks with himself, there are no separations at all. The book does repeat quotes a few times, but overall the references are solid and well placed. Dialogue with the Self often resembles a content curation project on enlightenment, and could very easily act as a jumping-off point for those who want to do further reading on the topic.
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Dialogue with the Self provides some thought-provoking information and brings together wisdom from numerous sources that make for a deep and affecting read. It is recommended for those who seek enlightenment and want to learn more about their place in the world.
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Tuesday, 14 November - Miami , FL When I first listened to them I felt overwhelmed. In fact, letting go of some parts has been painful, but if you are yearning for a spiritual awakening, then you need look no further. I found myself through the 3 books, after listening to the trilogy I then play random chapters at completely random. As a dj I listen to a lot of music so the tones of the readers is a big thing for me, the book is beautifully presented with both a male and female speaking the words of God, this has been amazing as I was able to picture a mother and father figure speaking to me, and conversing with me.
This has been very helpful in helping me better communicate with my mum who is a devout Muslim, I have been able to converse with her about God and not religion. I short these books have changed my life and I am forever gteaful. Take your time with it, it's captivating but take a break from it every half hour and just soak in what you've heard to get the most out of it. This my second time listening to this book I also listen to the other series by the author, well put together with clear understanding. This audiobook can be misleading! The Bible clearly talked about Hell and even lake of fire but this author suggested otherwise.
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Jesus Himself spoke about evil but again this author said God told him there's no such thing as evil. He also said that we're equal with God! The last person who had such thoughts was Pharaoh of Egypt. Please read what happened in the Bible to him and Egypt since then.
We are made in His image doesn't make us equal with Him! An Uncommon Dialogue, Book 2. Ellen Burstyn , Ed Asner. Get it free with day trial. Suppose you could ask God the most puzzling questions about existence, and God would provide clear, understandable answers? It happened to Neale Donald Walsch. Public Domain P Phoenix Audio. More from the same Author Conversations with God: Narrator Conversations with God: No Reviews are Available. Most Helpful Most Recent. My least favorite of the three but I still good! Incredible, feels true If Neale reads this, maybe he can find out why our forgetfulness is key?
Cohen breaks from classical enlightenment thinkers in his description of spiritual realization as constantly evolving. Try again or cancel this request. When time seems to stand still, maybe it's because this moment is experienced by many of our imagined identities and held in awe by each. This is the second book I have read by Cori. This will subscribe you to all of our newsletters, announcements, and promotional content. I was reassured that everything that has happened in my personal awakening, makes complete sense and has meaning. The penultimate chapter describes the sacred sites of our planet, and we are urged to visit these while we still can, as this will greatly speed up the progress of our development.
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I am I found myself through the 3 books, after listening to the trilogy I then play random chapters at completely random. Enlightening Take your time with it, it's captivating but take a break from it every half hour and just soak in what you've heard to get the most out of it.