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Anam Cara
- Your Soul Friend and Bridge to Enlightenment and Creativity
- Narrated by: Stephanie Murphy
- Length: 2 hrs and 27 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Relationships, Parenting & Personal Development, Personal Development
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Publisher's Summary
Anam Cara is a Celtic term meaning, "soul friend". In the days of the Druids, an Anam Cara served as a confidante, an advisor, and confessor. This book reintroduces the power of having a "soul friend". Today, we can enjoy this spiritual benefit. A soul friend listens, understands, and is never judgmental. By clearing one's conscience, learning to let go, forgive, and atone, we experience the magical power of our soul. We are reborn and begin to realize our potential. This book teaches us how we can transform our lives by following simple but powerful teachings. Ashby offers the listeners minor and major keys to unlock their fullest potential. Minor keys include meditation and journaling, while some of the major keys are atonement and forgiveness. Eric Ober, media consultant and former president of CBS News, said, "This is a truly inspirational book on overcoming inhibitions and roadblocks in order that we maximize our creativity and quality of life." University lecturer Dr. Jerome Teelucksingh said, "This unique publication will benefit persons who seek to rid themselves of emotional baggage and attain a peaceful mind."
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- Impact Kindle
- 04-18-21
broad look at the soul
Soft voice leads you on a broad journey to look at the soul from ways you may know and many you may have never been exposed to.
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- NSK
- 02-23-21
Soul finding journey
Appreciated what this book has to offer. I will have to listen to it multiple times. Although short, there is a lot to engage in and with, and it presents so much insight for you to grapple with.
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- Sharra
- 02-09-18
blessed
I am so thankful I was led this way. what a joy and a blessing. each day a new understanding. thank you.
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