Everything is Karma!

Everything is Karma!

by Burt Wilson
Everything is Karma!

Everything is Karma!

by Burt Wilson

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Overview

This is the first definitive book on Karma! It defines karma in all its aspects and then gives every-day examples of how Karma works in real-life situations. Open the free trial pages of this book and look at the table of contents! It shows how karma interacts with reincarnation and how karma actually works in our lives. More importantly, it demonstrates how it works—how both “good” and so called “bad” karma can affect one in this life and in future lives. From this beginning, different aspects of karma are laid out in a progressive manner which plainly shows how karma works in many areas of our daily life. Personal karma, family karma, work karma, marriage karma, it’s all there and more! It concludes with the purpose of karma, why we are subject to it and where knowledge of how it works will eventually take us. The real purpose of karma, as you will find out, is to bring us first into contact with the Spiritual Path and then work to our advantage in advancing us on that path. No other book goes this far. It’s a must-read for this lifetime.


Product Details

BN ID: 2940045993456
Publisher: Burt Wilson
Publication date: 05/09/2014
Sold by: Smashwords
Format: eBook
File size: 247 KB

About the Author

Burt Wilson is a philosopher, political activist and jazz musician. he is a former member of the Board of Trustees of the Philosophical Research Society (PRS) of Los Angeles founded by renowned philosopher Manly Palmer Hall. Wilson was a lecturer on esoteric subjects there. He is also associated with the Teaching of Agni Yoga, founded by Nicholas and Helena Roerich. For a complete background of Mr. Wilson, please visit his Wikipedia page at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burt_Wilson

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