Answering the Call of the Soul: How Suffering Transforms our Consciousness and Our Experience of the World - Softcover

Ferrini, Paul

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1879159988 ISBN 13: 9781879159983

Publisher: Heartways Press,U.S., 2017

Synopsis

Pain is not a punishment.
It is a wake-up call for our soul.
It is a doorway to transformation.

Human suffering is universal. It started in the
days of Adam and Eve and continues today, in your
life and mine. All of us feel fear, shame, and various
forms of physical or psychological pain. Some of this
is unavoidable . . . we just have to weather the storm.
But some of our suffering is self-created. It arises from
past wounds, false beliefs and patterns of self-betrayal
that we can understand and heal. As we heal, we
become more gentle and loving. We stop projecting
our pain and attacking others. We begin to feel
compassion for the suffering of all beings. As we heal
ourselves, the world around us begins to heal.
Our shame is released. Our guilt is forgiven.
Innocence is reborn, in your heart and mine.

About this title

About the Author

Paul Ferrini is the author of 50 books on love, healing and forgiveness. His unique blend of spirituality and psychology goes beyond self-help and recovery into the heart of healing. His conferences, retreats, and Affinity Group Process have helped thousands of people deepen their practice of forgiveness and open their hearts to the divine presence in themselves and others. For more information on Paul Ferrini's work, visit his website at www.paulferrini.com or www.lightforthesoul.com. The website has many excerpts from Paul's books, as well as information on his workshops and retreats. Be sure to request Paul's email newsletter, his daily wisdom message, as well as a free catalog of his books and audio products. You can also email us at orders@heartwayspress.com or call us at 941-776-8001.

Edition details

• Publisher: Heartways Press,U.S.
• Publication date: 2017
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1879159988
• ISBN 13: 9781879159983
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 160