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Seeking Wisdom: A Spiritual Manifesto
A skilled physician and psychiatrist has turned his gifted attention to the ailments of society. ‘Where is humanity heading, towards misery and destruction or a far more glorious future?’ ‘How can people – as individuals – make a difference?’
These are among the timely questions addressed by this boldly reasoned Spiritual Manifesto, which examines the human predicament in terms of both intellectual understanding, and deeply personal yet universal spiritual experiences. (Part 1) It offers incisive remarks on important areas of public concern, noting especially a correctable imbalance between ‘worldly’ aims and ‘spiritual’ values. (Part 2) The author then recommends a constructive way forward through adopting personal Spiritual Development Plans, to reduce the destructive power of the false ‘everyday ego’, while increasing the highly beneficial influence of the true ‘spiritual self’. (Part 3)
Whenever one person commits to Seeking Wisdom, a better future for all is secured.
Larry Culliford is a former physician and psychiatrist turned author. He has written numerous influential books and papers on the psychology of spirituality and its relevance, in particular, to health and mental health care.
These are among the timely questions addressed by this boldly reasoned Spiritual Manifesto, which examines the human predicament in terms of both intellectual understanding, and deeply personal yet universal spiritual experiences. (Part 1) It offers incisive remarks on important areas of public concern, noting especially a correctable imbalance between ‘worldly’ aims and ‘spiritual’ values. (Part 2) The author then recommends a constructive way forward through adopting personal Spiritual Development Plans, to reduce the destructive power of the false ‘everyday ego’, while increasing the highly beneficial influence of the true ‘spiritual self’. (Part 3)
Whenever one person commits to Seeking Wisdom, a better future for all is secured.
Larry Culliford is a former physician and psychiatrist turned author. He has written numerous influential books and papers on the psychology of spirituality and its relevance, in particular, to health and mental health care.
134 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 8, 2018
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