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In Search of the Light
Spiritual teacher Leonard Jacobson shares some of the secrets to finding inner joy and happiness in this beautifully illustrated story which helps children to overcome fear and judgment and find that quiet inner place of peace and silence.
Come on a journey of discovery with Ned the Horse, Peter Rabbit, Bert the brave little Bumblebee and Molly Mouse as they set off in search of the light.
Guided by the wind, our reluctant heroes pass through the forest of fear, eventually finding their way to a land where nothing seems right. Following instructions given to them by several wise characters they meet along the way, they discover a path which leads them straight to the source of the light. When they find what they are searching for, they are so amazed that they laugh and dance with joy and delight.
32 pages, Hardcover
First published June 1, 2010
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About the author
Leonard Jacobson
13 books33 followersLeonard Jacobson is a mystic, author and teacher, deeply committed to helping others break through to the joyous experience of living in the NOW.
For the past four decades, he has shared a simple and direct way of awakening, infused with love, compassion, and truth.
Leonard teaches how to become fundamentally present and awaken into the truth of who you are, the truth of life, the truth of love and the truth of Oneness. He teaches how to arise in mastery of your mind and ego, so that you are no longer continuously and involuntarily pulled out of Presence.
Leonard’s teaching is about coming back to yourself in a full and complete way, so that you no longer lose yourself in others, or in your story. It is for all those genuinely seeking to awaken, who want to overcome the pain and limitations of the past, and open into a more loving and abundant world.
Leonard is the author of five books. He lives Wayzata, Minnesota and offers regular teaching sessions, workshops, and longer residential retreats in the United States, Europe, Australia and Asia.
For more information, visit www.leonardjacobson.com
For the past four decades, he has shared a simple and direct way of awakening, infused with love, compassion, and truth.
Leonard teaches how to become fundamentally present and awaken into the truth of who you are, the truth of life, the truth of love and the truth of Oneness. He teaches how to arise in mastery of your mind and ego, so that you are no longer continuously and involuntarily pulled out of Presence.
Leonard’s teaching is about coming back to yourself in a full and complete way, so that you no longer lose yourself in others, or in your story. It is for all those genuinely seeking to awaken, who want to overcome the pain and limitations of the past, and open into a more loving and abundant world.
Leonard is the author of five books. He lives Wayzata, Minnesota and offers regular teaching sessions, workshops, and longer residential retreats in the United States, Europe, Australia and Asia.
For more information, visit www.leonardjacobson.com
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July 7, 2011
Spiritual teacher Leondard Jacobson shares some of the secrets to finding inner joy and happiness in this beautifully illustrated story which helps children to overcome fear and judgment and find that quiet inner place of peace and silence. Come on a journey of discovery with Ned the Horse, Peter Rabbit, Bert the brave little Bumblebee and Molly Mouse as they set off in search of the light.
Guided by the wind, our reluctant heroes pass through the forest of fear, eventually finding their way to a land where nothing seems right. Following instructions given to them by several wise characters they meet along the way, they discover a path which leads them straight to the source of the light. When they find what they are searching for, they are so amazed that they laugh and dance with joy and delight.
My take: I started out liking the book, but as it went on, I just didn’t get the story line any longer. I know what was intended, it just fell short for me. I read this one to my daughter at bedtime and she liked it. I thought the pictures were very colorful and were done well.
*I received this book free from JKSCommunications – and in no way did this influence the review given.
Guided by the wind, our reluctant heroes pass through the forest of fear, eventually finding their way to a land where nothing seems right. Following instructions given to them by several wise characters they meet along the way, they discover a path which leads them straight to the source of the light. When they find what they are searching for, they are so amazed that they laugh and dance with joy and delight.
My take: I started out liking the book, but as it went on, I just didn’t get the story line any longer. I know what was intended, it just fell short for me. I read this one to my daughter at bedtime and she liked it. I thought the pictures were very colorful and were done well.
*I received this book free from JKSCommunications – and in no way did this influence the review given.
November 5, 2014
This was a Goodreads gift, thank you.
This book is beautifully illustrated by Fiammetta Dogi. Printed on good stock paper and wonderful colours. Thank you.
Story line by L. Jacobson is about animals who come together to find the light after an eclipse of the sun.
The animals travel to places that scare them, however they do not give up, they stick together until they find the light. I know my granddaughter will love the pictures in this book. Nice gift. Thank you.
This book is beautifully illustrated by Fiammetta Dogi. Printed on good stock paper and wonderful colours. Thank you.
Story line by L. Jacobson is about animals who come together to find the light after an eclipse of the sun.
The animals travel to places that scare them, however they do not give up, they stick together until they find the light. I know my granddaughter will love the pictures in this book. Nice gift. Thank you.
April 12, 2013
Wonderful, short book that enables parents to teach children the value of "living in the present moment".
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