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7 Days With Adam

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7 Days With Adam

7 Days With Adam is about Adam, the first man, who visits me and shatters many of my core beliefs about God, creation, the basic nature of humans, this world and, his and Eve's real legacy. After the 7 day visit, he leaves me fully enlightened with actual exercises, prayers and meditative techniques that we can all use to access our Divine Inner Power and use it to achieve mastery in our lives. This book is a testament to the value of story telling in spirituality, disciplined spiritual practice and being attuned to the Higher Self and Divine Inner Light that is in all of us.
Country USA
Author Jay Speights
Binding Kindle Edition
EISBN 9781626202603
Format Kindle eBook
IsAdultProduct
NumberOfPages 176
PublicationDate 2013-03-28
ReleaseDate 2013-03-28

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