The Journey - Moore, Charles
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This book is about reincarnation and spirituality. It's about a man's struggle with recurring dreams, visions, deja'vu, and unexplained strange feelings. While meditating one time he discovered that he had very vivid memories of a previous life that he once lived. with the help of a spiritualist and others he embarked on a journey that, through memories, took him back to that life numerous times in an eff ort to fi nd answers to the many questions that he had, in the hope that it would enable him to fi nd peace in this life. Th is book is fi ction, but many of the experiences detailed in it are based on fact.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This book is about reincarnation and spirituality. It's about a man's struggle with recurring dreams, visions, deja'vu, and unexplained strange feelings. While meditating one time he discovered that he had very vivid memories of a previous life that he once lived. with the help of a spiritualist and others he embarked on a journey that, through memories, took him back to that life numerous times in an eff ort to fi nd answers to the many questions that he had, in the hope that it would enable him to fi nd peace in this life. Th is book is fi ction, but many of the experiences detailed in it are based on fact.
Autorenporträt
Charles Moore is an art historian, art collector, author, and doctoral student at Columbia University's Teachers College. He writes on the economics of art and contemporary artists for publications as diverse as Artnet, Artsy, Cultured Magazine, Juxtapoz Magazine and Fine Art Connoisseur Magazine. He has received numerous awards for his work, including the Titus & Venus Legacy award from Harvard University's Black Grad Association, and the Artis curatorial grant, in collaboration with the International Studio & Curatorial program, for his work on contemporary artists in Israel. His first book, The Black Market, explores ideas around art collecting by Black art collectors.