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Expanded Awareness: A Health Psychologist's Inquiry into AI and Consciousness
Read the article →| Category: | Spirituality & Inspiration |
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| Author: | Walter Broach |
| Publisher: | LifeRich Publishing |
| Publication Date: | April 21, 2021 |
| Number of Pages: | 134 |
| ISBN-10: | 978-1-4897-3517-1 |
| ISBN-13: | 978-1-4897-3518-8 |
Spiritual
Energy Explained by Walter Broach is a book that
examines spiritual energy in language that is simple, exploring its nature and
how to access it. The author establishes the relationship between
spirituality and happiness, the bond between mind, body, and soul, and what
moves people to deepen their spirituality. The author analyses not only the key
elements of the major world religions and how the concept of God had developed,
but also the basics of a range of spiritual practices, including manifesting,
affirmations, visualization, meditation, and auras. His explanation of the
difference between religion and spirituality is simple to understand.
The author has done a very good of
distilling the essence of a very complex subject — spiritual energy — into a
highly readable form. The language is clear, and he doesn’t bombard the reader
with jargon. Nor does he try to come across as preachy. If you’re seeking to
make sense of the immense diversity of spiritual and religious teachings,
you’ll find excellent value in this well-written small book. Walter Broach has
spent over 50 years studying spirituality, and in this book, he gives us the
benefit of his research. Sometimes he oversimplifies, and you probably won’t
agree with every conclusion he draws, but I’ve never read a better summary of
an intensely complex topic. Walter Broach writes in a voice that is bold
and authoritative. The fluidity in prose and the clear voice make this
informative book a rich gift for seekers of spiritual wealth.
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