The Truth Collector - Yadusky, BS MD FACS Ronald J.
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The basic content of this book is transformation, which has taken me a lifetime to learn. There is more to life than just joy or sorrow, health or sickness, consolation or desolation, because, as I have found, there is also a higher level of thinking and living called transformation. What I've learned all my life about love may help you to learn about it sooner, rather than later. Such early learning is always to your benefit, because, as an old German expression points out: "We grow old too soon and smart too late." Since love is not love until it is given away, my love has compelled me to…mehr

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The basic content of this book is transformation, which has taken me a lifetime to learn. There is more to life than just joy or sorrow, health or sickness, consolation or desolation, because, as I have found, there is also a higher level of thinking and living called transformation. What I've learned all my life about love may help you to learn about it sooner, rather than later. Such early learning is always to your benefit, because, as an old German expression points out: "We grow old too soon and smart too late." Since love is not love until it is given away, my love has compelled me to write this book. In reading it, as a bare minimum, you will be spiritually refreshed, but I truly believe that you too will be transformed. Each of us has a mind that seeks truth, a heart that seeks love, and a spirit that seeks goodness and God. If you were to categorize this book, you would have to say that it is in a category all its own, because it's primarily transformational in addition to being inspirational, autobiographical, motivational, instructional, philosophical, spiritual and explorational. It explores the truth that life is not measured in moments of time, but in timeless moments. And we know that truth exists, otherwise we would never be able to ask any questions. It also explores love as the loudest sound on the other side of silence. Love, not violence, is at the heart of the universe, and we should not let violence determine our future, but only let love do that. It also explores goodness in that it is unreasonable to think that a person who can be good would be put into a crazy, empty world in which there is no such thing as goodness.