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APOTHEOSIS IBD

HOWARD LAWRENCE SCHEINER MD / AAHIVS
AUTHORHOUSE
04 / 2019
9781728305219
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Sinopsis

New York, NY-Dr. Howard Scheiner invites you to share in 'Apotheosis,' as he continues his unique journey of life and spirit. Filled with enlightenment and wisdom, he offers his readers a distinctive and ever-greater understanding of universal Truth, as he enlarges his vision for happiness and a joy-filled life. 'No one could reasonably argue that life, with all the experiences it brings to us, is anything other than compelling. We all come to this earthly plane naked and alone, separated from God, separated from bliss, separated from the womb, and here we begin a journey of the soul. We come from somewhere else to travel through life. God, bliss, and the trauma of birth are all but forgotten. Our passage, however, is not the goal. The journey itself is readily apparent, which is why it may be mistaken for the aim in life. The true purpose is not nearly as obvious, since it is hidden within one?s self. 'I?ve devoted this lifetime of love and learning to the creation of this book, a work of empowerment and truth, one capable of inspiring healing and growth for any and every searching soul . . . across all generations, across all time. 'Each one of us who finds their inner light can use it to help others find their own. Even before awareness had taken hold, I innately tried to shine my light, feeble though it was, out from the shadows where I dwelled. Even the smallest light, like a pebble dropped in a pond, creates ripples that spread outwards indefinitely. Time has passed. My light is brighter. The illumination I offer now is directed not only to the health of the body but even more to the struggle of the spirit, to reconcile the apparent contradictions inherent in a life that is born to die.'