The Quest for Wholeness

Explore the idea that "you are a spiritual being having a human experience" as Robert Brumet explains what your role is in the healing process, why loving yourself is important, how guilt can work against you, and so much more.

A Helpful Guide in Your Journey of Spiritual Discovery Robert Brumet takes the idea of wholeness beyond healing or personal fulfillment to the realization of our true spiritual Self. He says that we are spiritual beings having a human experience and that our suffering is the result of having identified exclusively with our humanity, ignoring our spiritual nature. The Quest for Wholeness discusses this statement and other sometimes startling ideas including: * We must take responsibility for our part int he healing process. God always works through us, not for us. * Loving ourselves and others is integral to becoming whole. * Forgiveness is essential. It can be difficult but also liberating and empowering. * Guilt is not an inherent part of a metaphysical belief system. * We are intimately related to evrything else inthis universe. We cannot become whole in isolation from others. * Our planet Earth needs healing. We are the cause and cure for the suffering in our world. Personal wholeness and planetary transformation cannot be separated.

Robert Brumet teaches courses in spiritual counseling, transpersonal psychology, and meditation at Unity Institute at Unity Village, Missouri. He also conducts seminars and programs on a wide variety of topics related to spiritual growth. He has presented his programs at churches and retreat centers throughout North America and the Caribbean. He is author of the popular Unity books Finding Yourself in Transition and Birthing a Greater Reality and a contributing author to New Thought for a New Millennium, also published by Unity. He has authored several articles in Unity Magazine as well as many Unity pamphlets. His lectures, seminars, radio broadcasts, books and magazine articles have impacted the lives of thousands of people. Robert was ordained a Unity minister in 1980 and has served Unity churches in Evansville, Indiana and Overland Park, Kansas. Before entering the ministry, he was a director of systems analysis for a Michigan manufacturing firm and an adjunct professor at two colleges in western Michigan. A native of Toledo, Ohio, he received B.S. and M.S. degrees from the University of Toledo. In his leisure time, Robert enjoys tennis, fly-fishing, bridge, writing and meditating. He has four grown children and six grandchildren. He resides in Kansas City, Missouri.