Discovery of the Presence of God
Author: Hawkins, M.D., PH.D.., David R.
ISBN: 9781788175432
Publisher: Hay House
Year first published: 16 Feb 2021
Pages: 304
Format: Paperback / softback
Part of an insightful series by Dr David Hawkins, this book is a guide for spiritual devotees who are dedicated to reaching Enlightenment.BR>BR>b>The sixth book in a progressive series by Dr David R. Hawkins, this work finalizes and further clarifies the true nature and core of the condition termed Enlightenment./b>br>br>i>Discovery of the Presence of God/i> is primarily an instruction manual for the serious spiritual devotee and reveals information only known by those who have transcended the ego to reach Divine Realization.br>br>This is the inner route from the self to the Self, and the descriptions of the progressive states are devoted to the reader's own illumination.br>br>This work will appeal to those who themselves are dedicated to the spiritual Reality of Truth as the direct pathway to God. It was Dr Hawkins' hope that this work contribute to the reader's transcendence of the ego to reach the state of Enlightenment.
ISBN: 9781788175432
Publisher: Hay House
Year first published: 16 Feb 2021
Pages: 304
Format: Paperback / softback
Part of an insightful series by Dr David Hawkins, this book is a guide for spiritual devotees who are dedicated to reaching Enlightenment.BR>BR>b>The sixth book in a progressive series by Dr David R. Hawkins, this work finalizes and further clarifies the true nature and core of the condition termed Enlightenment./b>br>br>i>Discovery of the Presence of God/i> is primarily an instruction manual for the serious spiritual devotee and reveals information only known by those who have transcended the ego to reach Divine Realization.br>br>This is the inner route from the self to the Self, and the descriptions of the progressive states are devoted to the reader's own illumination.br>br>This work will appeal to those who themselves are dedicated to the spiritual Reality of Truth as the direct pathway to God. It was Dr Hawkins' hope that this work contribute to the reader's transcendence of the ego to reach the state of Enlightenment.
