Download or read book Walking with Awanu written by Pastor Swope and published by Pastor Swope. This book was released on 2008-07-30 with total page 335 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: A book for those who are "Spiritual" but not "Religious". About to end his life, a man is rescued at the last minute by a messenger from God. This heavenly being then teaches him how to overcome his adversity by applying ancient spiritual truths to his shattered life. Truths that can transform anyone who is willing to take the steps to the deeper life that Awanu reveals. Walking with Awanu is a beginners guide to Spiritual Disciplines that is compatible with any faith or belief system. Through a narrative format the reader is brought along a spiritual journey to faith and life changing discovery. Through the book the messenger Awanu teaches five eternal principles to deepen spiritual life, which in effect brings life back in order with the Cosmos. Quietness Transformation Liberty Mercy Spirituality

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