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ISBN: 0964754223
ISBN13: 9780964754225

A Matter of Time

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ISBN: 0964754223
ISBN13: 9780964754225

Conditions

A read copy, but remains in excellent condition.

Conditions

A read copy, but remains in excellent condition.

Book Overview

This book by Alex Giorgio offers another way of looking at the world for those who are entering the spiritual stage in their lives.

We join the children of Time as they listen to a story being gently woven by Myurita and their great, great grandfather.

It s a simple allegorical tale about the paradox of illusion and reality, the interrelationship between time and space, perception, the ego, the function of forgiveness and many other concepts born of the dance between our physical and spiritual worlds.

It makes a treasured gift to share with others who are exploring spirituality as well. This description may be from another edition of this product.

Format:
Hardcover
Language:
English
ISBN:
0964754223
ISBN13:
9780964754225
Release Date:
December 1998
Publisher:
Citron Bay Press
Length:
70 Pages
ContemporaryHorrorLiterature & FictionOccultPsychologyReligion & SpiritualityScience FictionScience Fiction & Fantasy

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A Matter of Time

A Matter of Time is a delightful story which portrays a complex truth in a simple way. I very much enjoyed reading this beautiful, clear and captivating book, in which Alexander M. Giorgio shows the human soul a way "home" - a yearning which we all have.

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A Matter of Time

I very much liked reading "A Matter of Time". It's told as a story, like Gibran's "The Prophet", yet reads like poetry. A friend of mine recommended the book after attending a workshop. I found myself wanting to re-read pages listening to the sound of the written words. Very simply, the book speaks about ego and love, sharing moments of wonder and innocence; it's about connecting and being conscious in a complex world. Reading the book left a warm feeling, like deep-hugging my four-year-old daughter. Hugging her is an act of innocence and profound meaning. The book addresses time passages and conscious experience in this way.It's the kind of book you can read over-and-over, quick reading with colorful words that leave a sense of peace.

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