The Spiritual Journey (Unabridged) Audiobook, by Richard Moss Play Audiobook Sample

The Spiritual Journey Audiobook (Unabridged)

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Read By: Richard Moss and Deepak Chopra Publisher: Hay House Listen Time: at 1.0x Speed 1.00 hours at 1.5x Speed 0.75 hours at 2.0x Speed Release Date: November 2006 Format: Unabridged Audiobook ISBN:

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Spiritual teachers Richard Moss, M.D., and Deepak Chopra, M.D., discuss our relationship with the infinite, the meaning of the spiritual path, and our intimacy with that which is eternal.

Moss defines the spiritual path as a process that ultimately brings us to a deep and innate sense of joy, and that takes our fears and makes them our friends. He says that when we make a sincere commitment to consciousness, we decide to become disciples of ourselves. If we take a different path, then suffering becomes our teacher.

Chopra refers to spirituality as a domain of awareness where we discover our universality. He emphasizes that the core of our being is identical to the ultimate realm of every other being. When we experience intimacy with ourselves with God, and with the infinite, this is the most wonderful journey we can take.

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    " Again, one of the best books I've ever read. I recommend this to any spiritual being with an open mind. "

    — Kretchin, 7/18/2012
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    " Learning of the spiritual journey of my favorite director during the years of filming his most important works was fascinating. The writing was a bit dry, but the message and the life of the man more than made up for it. "

    — Dear, 6/12/2010
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    " I loved every page,every story and every koan he tried to figure out with his master. true wisdom in small phrases and beautiful soul..a true spiritual journey "

    — Mahmoud, 12/24/2009
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    " WHOA! what a wormhole i fell into with this! The films of Jodorowsky almost overshadowed by his amazing lives he led. Very inspiring words. "

    — Astral, 1/25/2009
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    " Jordorowsky had some cool experiences. But he is not as enlightened as he wishes he is. Glad I read it but I am not in awe of him anymore. "

    — Evan, 11/27/2008
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    " already one of my favorites. laughs & cries within minutes of each other. "

    — Melissa, 5/13/2007
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    " Jodorowksy learns from a Zen master Ejo Takata to give up his fear of women and go learn at the knee of Leonora Carrington, dona Magdalena, La Tigressa, and others (lay your sword before the flower, bow down to her...) "

    — Elizabeth, 4/28/2007