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The Alchemy of the Heart
The old world is disintegrating. All around us. we can see its structures decaying and turning into dust. Now it is up to us to help build the new world.
In this moving book, Reshad Feild defines the task now facing us, and emphasizes that, if this new world is to endure. it can only be built on Love. Giving up the pursuit of transient material concerns, we must each accept Love as the only Truth. This conscious surrender is the process he calls The Alchemy of the Heart.
In this moving book, Reshad Feild defines the task now facing us, and emphasizes that, if this new world is to endure. it can only be built on Love. Giving up the pursuit of transient material concerns, we must each accept Love as the only Truth. This conscious surrender is the process he calls The Alchemy of the Heart.
228 pages, Paperback
First published August 11, 1990
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July 22, 2013
I am just on a second reading of Alchemy of the Heart and would recommend it. This read I found his explanation of "Time and the Octave" particularly helpful.
November 24, 2014
A very mysterious book.
When reading it, a lot of what Reshad Field is trying to say seems simple and easily digestible, however I sense that there are many layers to what he is saying. His writing in this book seems to be in the style of riddles, in a sense.
I feel that this book will reveal more to a person the more knowledgeable and conscious they are.
I will most definitely have to read this book in a few years when I am hopefully further down my road of Truth.
Beautiful insights into the inner meaning of life, and what that purpose might be for you, and how one might shed light on to their personal contribution to The Great Work.
When reading it, a lot of what Reshad Field is trying to say seems simple and easily digestible, however I sense that there are many layers to what he is saying. His writing in this book seems to be in the style of riddles, in a sense.
I feel that this book will reveal more to a person the more knowledgeable and conscious they are.
I will most definitely have to read this book in a few years when I am hopefully further down my road of Truth.
Beautiful insights into the inner meaning of life, and what that purpose might be for you, and how one might shed light on to their personal contribution to The Great Work.
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