New Seasons of Happiness - Oxley, John
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When you have finished reading this book You will be awakened to a way of thinking most westerners never knew existed. You will learn how to stop trying to get life's approval before you deserve happiness and success. You will discover new meanings and a way to decipher the secrets of religious language to wring out the essence of love. You will be passionate again about freedom and flowers, justice and moonlight. This book will bring you, through the simple method of repetition, face-to-face with self-forgiveness and love. John Oxley, one of few experts in Christian thought and Zen philosophy…mehr

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When you have finished reading this book You will be awakened to a way of thinking most westerners never knew existed. You will learn how to stop trying to get life's approval before you deserve happiness and success. You will discover new meanings and a way to decipher the secrets of religious language to wring out the essence of love. You will be passionate again about freedom and flowers, justice and moonlight. This book will bring you, through the simple method of repetition, face-to-face with self-forgiveness and love. John Oxley, one of few experts in Christian thought and Zen philosophy and technique, with thirty-five years of experience, takes you through every phase of a beautiful method of knowing love. The lessons to true being are fun and easy to do. John masterfully creates a new way of knowing for the reader that is delightful, healing, and rejuvenates a Christ-centered daily perspective. Seasons of Happiness, read it carefully, read it slowly, it profoundly speaks to people who are sick and tired of living without love and happiness. Each person that reads this work will personalize his or her own meaning.
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John Oxley graduated with top honors from Temple University, where he studied religion, philosophy, and Zen. After teaching world religions for fifteen years, John began a quest to discern the meaning of faith for moderns. He is a featured author in Drama as a Meaning Maker and holds a Master's Degree in the Psychology of Learning. John's Doctoral work is in Creativity Studies.