PROFESSOR ROYCE’S LIBEL . A PUBLIC APPEAL FOR REDRESS TO THE CORPORATION AND OVERSEERS OF

BLOG:

Attainment 01: The Journey From Knowing To Living

Attainment 02: Six Steps Of Inner Transformation

Attainment 03: Facing The Darkness

Attainment 04: When Challenges Become A Gift

Attainment 05: Letting Go - The Turning Point On The Path Of Attainment

Attainment 06: Freedom - The Heart-Mind’s Natural State

Part Viii - Awakening

Part Ix - Reflections And Realisations

Level 1: Looking Back At Yourself

Reflection 01: The Monument Of The Ego

Reflection 02: The Seed Of Suffering

Professor Royces Libel . A Public Appeal For Redress To The Corporation And Overseers Of (by Francis Ellingwood Abbot) is a classic that stays interesting because it stays human.

It is interested in what is left after pride, temptation, fear, and comfort have had their say.

It moves with patience, letting motives and pressures show themselves.

If you want something reflective but not abstract, this book fits.

It is the kind of book you can return to and find a different lesson.

If you want a quick sense of what this book is about before diving in, the paragraphs above highlight the themes to listen for while reading.

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