What If Life Is Not What You Think It Is - Shenk, Carolyn J
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This book, a blending of scientific, philosophical, metaphysical, religious and cultural ideas, challenges our preconceived beliefs about the world. In general we have been programmed to only accept ideas that fit in with what we consider to be 'normal' and already believe. Such limited beliefs have shaped our perception of reality, preventing us from fully experiencing a deeper understanding. This book offers the possibility to see life differently and provides an exposure to ideas and beliefs that would enlarge our understanding. In so doing, it offers us the hope of finding a view of life that would free us to experience a more complete truth.…mehr

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This book, a blending of scientific, philosophical, metaphysical, religious and cultural ideas, challenges our preconceived beliefs about the world. In general we have been programmed to only accept ideas that fit in with what we consider to be 'normal' and already believe. Such limited beliefs have shaped our perception of reality, preventing us from fully experiencing a deeper understanding. This book offers the possibility to see life differently and provides an exposure to ideas and beliefs that would enlarge our understanding. In so doing, it offers us the hope of finding a view of life that would free us to experience a more complete truth.
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Autorenporträt
This author spent a lifetime searching for truth. From an early age, she was drawn to unusual ideas. As an avid reader of books on philosophy, metaphysics, science, religion, prophecy and New Age, she was continuously exposed to new concepts. Living in Bangladesh, Puerto Rico, Ecuador and Sardinia, as well as visiting other countries, she discovered many cultures and beliefs which differed from her own. These experiences provided her with ideas that seemed capable of fostering a world unlike the one we presently believe exits, one that would be simple enough to be understood and lived by all of us.