Seeds for the Soul

Living as the Source of Who You Are

De: Chuck Hillig

Narrado por: Chuck Hillig

Can we ever find real happiness? Combining eastern philosophy and western psychology, Chuck Hillig points the way to true happiness for those who have struggled to find peace of mind. Whether his profound words act as a gentle reminder or loud alarm clock, they will lovingly direct you to the only person who holds your truth: YOU!

Of the thousands of books in the modern spiritual marketplace, few state their message both simply and profoundly. Seeds for the Soul presents a listenable and compelling worldview that speaks directly to the listener's mind, heart, and soul. Like a good friend cutting through the confusion, Chuck Hillig takes you by the hand and leads you to where you can look reality squarely in the face. His words will quietly reverberate in the very depths of your consciousness. Seeds for the Soul is a unique and fascinating gift to the listener that invites you to revisit its enlightening wisdom again and again to discover its multi-layered treasures.

©2007 Chuck Hillig (P)2009 Wetware Media

very intersecting views.

loved it, listened three Times. Well listen again. each time I understand more or something new. with the listen

Worth multiple reads/listens

I listen to this audiobook a couple of times each year and there is always something new that jumps out to me and is applicable to life.

No thing and Every thing

I will be thinking through this book for years to come. There are so many parts yet still one message. The pages are full of contradictions but yet it all Flo's together as one. oOnly read if you want to be challenged.

informative

made me think. indightful snd eady to listen to. thank you so very much. next

Good read

the author had pretty cool perspectives horn soul searching if you will pretty good book.

A guide to accepting life as it is

Just an all around great book. The author knows how break down the most complex ideas into something so simple. Life is but a dream ;)

What are you talking about?

Struggled to finish it. Only did it cause I paid for it. Felt like it was someone just rambling on about everything and anything. Had very few enlightening messages.