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Reflections from the Silence (Paperback)

by Robert H. Wellington

Wa Publishing

Paperback 284 pages English Nov 08, 2021

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Included herein are 365 thoughts, inspirations, poems and essays. Feel free toread them all at once, one each day or however the Spirit moves you. Perhapsyou will use them as seed thoughts in meditation, or as daily companions toaddress the challenges of each new day. They are presented to be gifts to theopen hearts led to these pages. They are reflections from the Silence. Theirbeauty lies deep within. Think about them. Contemplate their meaning. Theseideas and mini-revelations have guided the author for decades. Yet, I have barelyuncovered their secrets. I invite you to go deep inside and discover their fullbeauty; discover the majesty of the Silence. Here you might discover more thanideas and concepts; here you just might discover yourself.Reflections from the Silence is comprised of inspirations and ideas which occurredto the author over 40 years of meditation, contemplation, and journaling. Theseideas are universal in nature. They belong to each of us and are accessible to all.We have only to quiet our minds, of the noise and confusion we know as dailylife. This can be done through consistent meditation and ultimatelycontemplation. Use these writings along with your own inspirations, to find theplace of peace within, so that each day can be a reminder of your intimate andcritical place within God's infinite cosmos. I invite you to travel with me throughthese pages and in so doing discover your own, 'Reflections from the Silence'.
Author:
Robert H. Wellington
Publisher:
Wa Publishing
Publication Date:
Nov 08, 2021
Number of pages:
284 pages
Language:
English
Binding:
Paperback
ISBN-10:
1685470246
ISBN-13:
9781685470241