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Story about a young women, Mugdha Belagola. Mugdha mean innocent, Belagola is derived from Sharvanabelagola where Bahubali got enlightened. Its a short story of she realizes the life as it is.
A practical yet fascinating poetry collection that interprets the Sources of the Soul with an analogy of life through nature and the variety of individuals that one can encounter along life’s path. An enlightenment into the vibrations of our environment; the sources that make us who we are; illuminates all existence in this extraordinary read. It can relatively engage even the most distracted reader to a calmer and higher perception of intellect and self empowerment.
It is the existence surrounding us each day that creates the energy to move us forward and excel to life’s greatest rewards. Whether we find the tranquility and triumph in the simplicities of a rainfall with a Subtle Symphony or acknowledge the aging peddler on the street corner, no longer the successful Hustler, every living form provides a generous story for life's journey. If we listen and look close enough, everything we encounter are Sources of the Soul…
This is a book about the evolution of my love for God and men, according to the descriptions of St. Teresa of Àvila as a mystic and Doctor of the Church. Mysticism originally means the lighting up of the mystery of life, the ultimate reality we call God.
A Mystic sees itself as a long-distance walker? who follows the call of God and always moves forward in order to satisfy his longing. Through the perfection of his consciousness in Truth and Love, he becomes one with God. This experience makes people happy and satisfied with the Divine Providence. His confidence is always accompanied by a passion for God and the acceptance of life. It is a way out of darkness into the Light.
I also was longing for this all my life and walked forward steadily. I sought God, He found me, and since I am a wanderer between Heaven and Earth. I want to infect you with my love for Him and the people. Now the time has come. Let us lift the veil of mysticism.
Story about a young women, Mugdha Belagola. Mugdha mean innocent, Belagola is derived from Sharvanabelagola where Bahubali got enlightened. Its a short story of she realizes the life as it is.
A practical yet fascinating poetry collection that interprets the Sources of the Soul with an analogy of life through nature and the variety of individuals that one can encounter along life’s path. An enlightenment into the vibrations of our environment; the sources that make us who we are; illuminates all existence in this extraordinary read. It can relatively engage even the most distracted reader to a calmer and higher perception of intellect and self empowerment.
It is the existence surrounding us each day that creates the energy to move us forward and excel to life’s greatest rewards. Whether we find the tranquility and triumph in the simplicities of a rainfall with a Subtle Symphony or acknowledge the aging peddler on the street corner, no longer the successful Hustler, every living form provides a generous story for life's journey. If we listen and look close enough, everything we encounter are Sources of the Soul…
This is a book about the evolution of my love for God and men, according to the descriptions of St. Teresa of Àvila as a mystic and Doctor of the Church. Mysticism originally means the lighting up of the mystery of life, the ultimate reality we call God.
A Mystic sees itself as a long-distance walker? who follows the call of God and always moves forward in order to satisfy his longing. Through the perfection of his consciousness in Truth and Love, he becomes one with God. This experience makes people happy and satisfied with the Divine Providence. His confidence is always accompanied by a passion for God and the acceptance of life. It is a way out of darkness into the Light.
I also was longing for this all my life and walked forward steadily. I sought God, He found me, and since I am a wanderer between Heaven and Earth. I want to infect you with my love for Him and the people. Now the time has come. Let us lift the veil of mysticism.