THE FATAL JEALOUSIE (1673)

BLOG:

Reflection 39: The Great Unity Society - When Heaven Returns

Level 5: Freedom

Reflection 40: Being Yourself - The Journey Back To Your True Nature

Reflection 41: This Whole World Was Made For One Reason: You

Reflection 42: The Highest Wisdom Is Simplicity

Reflection 43: When You Are Nothing, You Are Everything

Reflection 44: The Greatest Teacher

Part X - Practical Methods

Practice 17: A Calm Way Of Living

Group 1: Body - Returning To Breath And The Body

Practice 01: Yoga - Pranayama - Qigong

In The Fatal Jealousie (1673), Active 1672-1710 Henry Neville Payne keeps the focus on what a person becomes under pressure.

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

The prose stays clear while leaving room for reflection.

It keeps returning to the hard place: choice, consequence, and the stories we tell ourselves to endure them.

If you read it carefully, it reads you back.

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.

Readers can purchase the publication at bookstores or refer to the ebook The Fatal Jealousie (1673) PDF by Active 1672-1710 Henry Neville Payne.if they are not yet able to buy a physical copy.

All electronic books and ebooks on everydayclarity.net are copyrighted and belong to their respective authors. We encourage readers, if possible, to support the authors by purchasing the printed versions.

RELATED:

The Brass Bottle. A Farcical Fantastic Play In Four Acts (F. Anstey)

The Bride Of Huitzil—An Aztec Legend (Hervey Allen)

The Buccaneer Book. Songs Of The Black Flag (Alden Charles Noble)

The Bustan Of Sadi . Translated From The Persian With An Introduction (Sadi)

The Calendar, And Other Verses (Irving Sidney Dix)

The Changed Valentines, And Other Plays For St. Valentine’s Day (Elizabeth F. Guptill)

The Children’s Longfellow . Told In Prose (Doris Hayman & Henry Wadsworth Longfellow)