The Road Home: The Journey Beyond the Spiritual Quick Fix

By William Frank Diedrich

The Road Home is a profound and moving story of spiritual growth. It journeys beyond quick fixes for success to the inner reaches of the soul. The author seeks answers, not on some mountain top or in... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0971056803
• ISBN13: 9780971056800
• Release Date: August 2001
• Publisher: Transformative Press
• Length: 320 Pages
• Weight: 1.23 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 6.4" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

Beyond the Spiritual Quick Fix

The Road Home: The Journey Beyond The Spiritual Quick Fix by William Frank Diedrich is a personal close-up of the path of spiritual development. The dialogue and journal entries trace the growth and transformation of the author as he deals with love, life's mysteries, making money, and fear. In this book, the choice between love and fear comes to life. Since spiritual development experiences follow universal patterns, the author's story reads like your own. The conversation with the muse, with God and with the Self are laid bare to consider our own internal dialogue Bill Diedrich has studied the personal journey closely. He has internalized lessons from A Course in Miracles. He has waded through the puddles of many teachers and found the river. The message of dealing with our struggles and finding lasting results and not expecting some magical way out of life's pains is presented with hope and compassion. Forgiveness is one of those lessons that seems to keep coming back. The Road Home provides some real help with the problems of forgiveness. Reading The Road Home is a tune-up on the engine for seeking God and learning to love. "No matter how they act you can act with unconditional love" I have heard this many times, starting in Sunday School. When I read this and have no doubt that it is my truth, I know the bringer of the message is coming from the source. The Road Home provides the context, the rationale and the message. Rob Curtner,Communications Consultant