Peace for the Willful Man

De: James Rees-Hopkins

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

As Owen’s body is removed from the wreckage of his vehicle and ambulanced to the intensive care unit, his soul revisits past lives and rediscovers what it means to live in a fulfilling way, in mind, body and soul.

In the company of his spirit guide, he crosses multiple timelines, relearning and remembering life lessons.

On the frontlines of the Second World War, he experiences his past as Herman, a German POW, and is reminded of the damaging effects anxiety and stress can have.

Moving on to traverse 5th century Wales, Owen recalls the power of the mind, and how thoughts and attitudes create one’s reality.

Next, on the back of a majestic Osprey, he flies over the windswept plains of Sweden, 1800 years ago. There, he witnesses human existence as it is meant to be. There is nutrition that has not been tampered with, community spirit, and freedom to express emotions.

Finally, in 3000 BC, he meets a shaman and remembers the final link – the power of unconditional love and human connection.

With this wealth of information from beyond the realms of ordinary existence he returns to his body in the intensive care unit and wakes to find his family at his side.

With a renewed sense of what it means to be human, Owen embraces his second chance at living the way we are designed to live.