Just Compass - Softcover

Horton, Eddie

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1452535949 ISBN 13: 9781452535944

Publisher: Balboa Press, 2007

Synopsis

Eddie's spontaneous awakening experience changed him overnight, forever. Walk with Eddie through what would turn out to be his journey of spiritual awakening, as his two mindsets battled between 'this is it'! and 'is this it'? Follow Eddie's journey as he constantly questioned what was going on-as he embarked on a quest with no idea where it was headed. Would he ever get to understand what was happening to him before being consumed again by the so-called real world? As amazing as Eddie's story was, he soon came to realise that it was perhaps too far-fetched to be understood. But fortunately for Eddie, someone was there to listen-to reassure him he wasn't just going mad and to help fulfill Eddie's newfound dream of getting his words published. Written entirely from the heart, Just Compass is as raw and profound as it is magical, leaving many in disbelief that just 'one of us' could possibly have all this to share from . . . well, nowhere. After all, Eddie is just a normal family man-a full-time builder with kids, a mortgage and plenty of bills! Everything described in Just Compass is true-real events with real people in real places, nothing added or taken away. There are funny bits, sad bits, rude bits, and even made-up words. Eddie gives it to us as it came to him. Wherever it all emerged from may always be a mystery, but one thing is for sure: Eddie feels fantastic for it. This feeling has given him a passion to share with you his experience to comfort you in your own journey of awakening.

About this title

About the Author

Eddie Horton was born in London, where he has worked as a builder for most of his life. In 2009 Eddie had a spontaneous spiritual awakening that radically set his life on a new course.

Edition details

• Publisher: Balboa Press
• Publication date: 2007
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1452535949
• ISBN 13: 9781452535944
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 228