Living The Life-Force
Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, New Age, Mental & Spiritual Healing, New Thought, Personal Transformation
| Author: | Nicholas Vesey | ISBN: | 1230003179758 |
| Publisher: | Ozark Mountain Publishing, Inc. | Publication: | April 11, 2019 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Nicholas Vesey |
| ISBN: | 1230003179758 |
| Publisher: | Ozark Mountain Publishing, Inc. |
| Publication: | April 11, 2019 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
This book is a ‘primer’ on spirituality for those reluctant to join anything. Those who end up on yoga mats, in coffee bars or in airport lounges wondering what life is about, but not wanting to ‘get involved’.
It confronts the question of whether there is or there is not a ‘Life-Force’ (and if so how to relate to it) in a ‘gonzo’ style that is irreligious and yet suggests at a latent spirituality, engaging the reader through appealing to their own experience, rather than the beliefs that they might hold.
The first half of the book poses various questions about how one co-operates with that Life-Force: looking at evolution as a function of consciousness, highlighting the rise of global consciousness and suggesting how the individual can play a part in making a better world through empathy and compassion using ‘Emotional Photosynthesis’.
The second half of the book takes the form of a memoir using the different stages of consciousness - Infant, Magical, Mythical, Rational, Visionary and Soul - to explore the practical reality of what it means to ‘Live the Life-Force’.
This book is a ‘primer’ on spirituality for those reluctant to join anything. Those who end up on yoga mats, in coffee bars or in airport lounges wondering what life is about, but not wanting to ‘get involved’.
It confronts the question of whether there is or there is not a ‘Life-Force’ (and if so how to relate to it) in a ‘gonzo’ style that is irreligious and yet suggests at a latent spirituality, engaging the reader through appealing to their own experience, rather than the beliefs that they might hold.
The first half of the book poses various questions about how one co-operates with that Life-Force: looking at evolution as a function of consciousness, highlighting the rise of global consciousness and suggesting how the individual can play a part in making a better world through empathy and compassion using ‘Emotional Photosynthesis’.
The second half of the book takes the form of a memoir using the different stages of consciousness - Infant, Magical, Mythical, Rational, Visionary and Soul - to explore the practical reality of what it means to ‘Live the Life-Force’.
