Have you ever wondered how you became YOU -such a complex and seemingly unique being ?
You entered this world as a 'clean slate' - or did you? The author states that we are born as children of the Light, charged only with changing that light to Love. Therein lies the basis of this exploration. But what factors have worked their wiles on that tiny babe that was you? In this profoundly intuitive poetic narrative the author explores with you the various influences that have interacted throughout your life - and continue still to affect your journey through the 'human condition'.
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None of these is exactly what it seems! However, each makes an integral and intrusive entrance into your psyche. Sometimes exulting, sometimes painful, occasionally stifling, often pushing good toward bad, but always making an indelible impression on the tiny innocent being that was you. Until, finally, you are thrust into tomorrow, hopefully prepared for, and guarded against, the task ahead.
Herein, the author offers the knowledge and depth of his own life experience to a new "human spirit" - leading it down the path of life and toward the Sweet Breath of Knowing.
Reviews:
Confuzzled Shannon (USA: PA) (2015/10/15): The Sweet Breath Of Knowing is written like poetry but it’s content is about spirit and knowledge. It is especially about the connection of spirit and knowledge during the different times of my, or your life.
Author Theresa May Evie writes this book as a guide to the light and love within the human body. Hoping to stir the goodness within that as an adult may have been lost. So the book is written with good intentions for the people of earth.
Trying to create or write something that sends good vibes and feeling the spirit of love is all well and good and I give Ms. Evie credit for that. The only thing is the way it is written is way over the top and difficult to understand. This deeply thought out book that is spaced into 252 pages is actually half that and wastes a lot of paper.
Good intentions or not this book is not, in my opinion, worth the read. There are just books out that are easier to understand then this about similar subjects.
