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Self-Development and the Way to Power

L. W. Rogers

Publisher: Good Press

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Summary

The author of "Self-Development and The Way to Power" proves that every human has an inborn right to be happy. The author thinks that happiness is the product of wisdom, and if we suffer, it is only because of our ignorance. The main reason for human problems is the lack of spiritual illumination that can enable us to move safely among the obstacles that lie before us. Yet, a person can stop suffering and build a better future through self-development and acquiring new skills. This book teaches everything about the needed steps for a spiritual rise up.
Available since: 03/16/2020.
Print length: 118 pages.

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