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Homeward

Denis Pickwell
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Pages
196
Year
2015
Language
English
Publisher
Balboa Press AU

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Everyone searches for happiness. Everyone asks Who am I?
We are all on a journey, but where are we going?

Here are the real life experiences of one persons search for truth and happiness on the journey homeward. These verses were written down over a number of years for the authors own benefit. They were never intended for publication but many people expressed their appreciation of these writings, so they are now available for all who are on their own spiritual journey and searching to find some answers to their own questions.

The verses generally have an intellectual explanation, which attempts to satisfy the minds search for knowledge. But, the key to understanding anything spiritual is experiencing what the intellect attempts to explain. So, the next step is to make that knowledge real in the readers own experience.

It is difficult to explain a flavour, a smell or a touch. In a similar way, one cannot describe the spiritual, though everyone has had some spiritual experience whether or not they recognise it. At best, a description is simply like a finger pointing and saying Go this way.

These verses are pointers walking down the road is the reader’s experience.

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