How to Find Inner Peace: A Handbook for People of All Faiths and Non-Believers by Ronald L. Hirsch Paperback Book

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Author: Ronald L. Hirsch

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Publisher: Thepracticalbuddhist.com

Published: Dec 1969

Genre: Body, Mind & Spirit - Healing - Prayer & Spiritual

Pages: 128

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If you are reading these words, it means that you either realize you're not at peace and want to be, or the sound of the word drew you ... it's something you haven't really thought about, but it resonates and you want it in your life.
If you want inner peace, believe it or not the choice is yours. But it means freeing yourself from the prison of your mind, from the emotions, judgments, attachments, and cravings that you've always identified with but are actually the cause of your suffering. Instead reconnect with your true self, which is your heart, and find the inner peace that is your birthright.
This is not some new age theory. These truths have been taught for thousands of years by the mystical traditions of all three Abrahamic faiths ... Christian Gnosticism, Kabbalah, and Sufism ... as well as Buddhism.
Helping people of all faiths as well as non-believers learn these truths and walk this challenging path is the purpose of this book. It is reality-based; it grows out of the turmoil of life. And it lays out a practical, step-by-step approach to finding inner peace.
The author's website, thepracticalbuddhist.com, has been selected as one of the top 50 Buddhist blogs on the web.  (see blog.feedspot.com/buddhist blog)

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