Choices...a tale beyond time
Author: Alice Gravelle Kann
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ISBN: 0965452204
Publisher: META Publishing (October, 1996)
Sales Rank: 595,520
Average Customer Rating: 5 out of 5
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Rating: 5 out of 5
A Wonderful Experience
As I read "Choices, A Tale Beyond Time", I began to feel a sense of peace flow through me. As I followed Allison's experiences of unfoldment, I realized that life is just that - choices, from the tiniest to the largest. We make choices before we assume our physical life here, and we continue to make choices throughout our life on this earth. What we do, what we are is up to us and the choices we make, including the most important choice of all: self-love. And as Ezra taught Allison the art of creating her surroundings through visualization, I began to comprehend that since our thoughts directly affect our experience, that I, too, can create my surroundings in every aspect of life. I am grateful to Alice for writing this book and for Ezra for channeling through her. It is a valuable reference book.
Rating: 5 out of 5
A real treasure
When the reader can grasp the true nature of the soul's work as shown by the author in its simplest form, then the reader has found a real treasure... and the author has expressed a priceless gift. Such is the basis for this work. Here is the book which can open the soul's inner eye to its sojourn on earth -- a sojourn not of random suffering or lucky accident, but of self-directed choice in pursuit of its highest creation: life! "Choices: A Tale Beyond Time" reveals this inner journey in its true and simple realization. We salute its author/channeler for her clear ear and gifted style. -- The Brotherhood of Light Workers (Judi Thomases)
Rating: 5 out of 5
"Choices" is a blueprint, a mirror, a map revealing life.
In "Choices," Kann has described a path to peace that does not deny the difficult and challenging events, people or places which make up life, but rather glories in them, draws strength from them, and--hardest of all--makes sense of them. To say that she helps one see life--and one's self--with crystal clarity is tribute enough to any author. But Kann's "Choices" reveals a greater wisdom. It is that life--yours and mine--are explicable, renewable, and can be completely satisfying based on the 'choices' that she suggests, with love, that we make.
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