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Husband, Father, Spiritual Seeker, Ironworker, Podcaster, Writer, MATS Degree Holder, This enough identities for my bio requirement?
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Godspeed
A Fellow Sojourner's Hope for Wholeness
by Ryan Pottle

Overview

An open attempt to encounter the spiritual needs as humans beings while pursuing wholeness.
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Description

This book is a reflective journey into the pursuit of the spiritual needs of human beings. It is not based on any religion or ideology, but it has been influenced by many of them. It focuses on the core needs that are found in most spiritual practices and gives an introduction to each need. From Love to Uncertainty to Significance, the reader encounters each fundamental need from a supportive and vulnerable approach. This book seeks to encourage the reader on a journey to figure these core needs together with the author. The author aims to lead the reader into in-depth spiritual topics with openness so that the reader may choose to open themselves up to these difficult areas of conversation. The book has many life stories from the author and his journey from a Christian Seminary student to an open-minded, spiritual seeker. It has been dubbed a "Philosophical Memoir."
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Overview

An open attempt to encounter the spiritual needs as humans beings while pursuing wholeness.

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Description

This book is a reflective journey into the pursuit of the spiritual needs of human beings. It is not based on any religion or ideology, but it has been influenced by many of them. It focuses on the core needs that are found in most spiritual practices and gives an introduction to each need. From Love to Uncertainty to Significance, the reader encounters each fundamental need from a supportive and vulnerable approach. This book seeks to encourage the reader on a journey to figure these core needs together with the author. The author aims to lead the reader into in-depth spiritual topics with openness so that the reader may choose to open themselves up to these difficult areas of conversation. The book has many life stories from the author and his journey from a Christian Seminary student to an open-minded, spiritual seeker. It has been dubbed a "Philosophical Memoir."

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Book details

Genre:BODY, MIND & SPIRIT

Subgenre:Spiritualism

Language:English

Pages:228

eBook ISBN:9781543998337

Paperback ISBN:9781543998320

Overview

An open attempt to encounter the spiritual needs as humans beings while pursuing wholeness.

Read more

Description

This book is a reflective journey into the pursuit of the spiritual needs of human beings. It is not based on any religion or ideology, but it has been influenced by many of them. It focuses on the core needs that are found in most spiritual practices and gives an introduction to each need. From Love to Uncertainty to Significance, the reader encounters each fundamental need from a supportive and vulnerable approach. This book seeks to encourage the reader on a journey to figure these core needs together with the author. The author aims to lead the reader into in-depth spiritual topics with openness so that the reader may choose to open themselves up to these difficult areas of conversation. The book has many life stories from the author and his journey from a Christian Seminary student to an open-minded, spiritual seeker. It has been dubbed a "Philosophical Memoir."

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About the author

Husband, Father, Spiritual Seeker, Ironworker, Podcaster, Writer, MATS Degree Holder, This enough identities for my bio requirement?

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