Inward Bound: A Journey from Sense to Soul
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- ISBN978-0-9950308-1-7
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- Date de parution01/10/2016
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- ÉditeurStill Current Press
Résumé
"I remember sitting on a mountain slope one day admiring the beauty of the Alps.. Out of the blue, the thought popped into my mind, 'I want to be one with the Universe!' It startled me. 'Where did that come from?' I wondered. 'What does it mean?'"Inward Bound: A Journey from Sense to Soul is a true story that reads like a novel. This fast-moving narrative is about an adventurous young woman awakening to the spiritual significance and wonder of life on our planet.
In the early 1970s, at the age of 19, Katrine Geneau joins the multitude of young North Americans hitchhiking around Europe, North Africa and the Middle East during their summer holidays. Hooked on adventure, she tears up her return ticket and continues travelling for the next year and a half. Back in Canada, the adventure continues when Katrine unexpectedly meets a mentor who takes her on a powerful inner journey that transforms her from being a diehard atheist to experiencing her inherent unity with the Source.
Join Katrine as she progresses through the three movements of this memoir: her naïve and youthful exploration of the outer world; the agonies and the ecstasies of her inner journey as she struggles to meet the challenges of being a spiritual student; and finally, the wondrous serendipity of events that unfold in her life as she integrates the spiritual principles she has been taught. By telling her story in a warm and richly human way, Geneau invites you to travel the road with her, a road of doubts and meaning, adventure and discovery.
We get to reflectively view the outer world along with her inner world and experience a larger overview of both. There are musings, smiles, and much soul food along the way. Each chapter propels you into the next. I literally could not put it down. - Sandra Knight, former Senior Editor for MIT's Technology Review MagazineEspecially informative, sensitive and inspiring is Katrine's generous sharing of the revelatory lessons she received under the tutelage of her mentor, Dr.
Kenneth G. Mills, Canadian metaphysician, musician, and poet. Katrine gives us a rare glimpse into the unique and often misunderstood relationship between a Master and student. What shines most clearly from the pages is her commitment to Self-Discovery and her willingness to deeply inquire into her experiences. A joy to read! - Victoria Friedman, Co-Founder of Vistar Foundation dedicated to Collective ConsciousnessA journey not only begins with the first step; it must end with value added to each choice made along the way; otherwise, we wonder why we are here and what we are supposed to do with our lives.
"Inward Bound" is Katrine Geneau's personal journey: the story of her inward quest to understand her outward being. Her writing is lyrical, evocative, and professional. It fulfills all the requirements of a splendid memoir and tribute to her mentor and teacher, Dr. Kenneth G. Mills. - Rolland G. Smith, Emmy Award winning broadcast journalist
In the early 1970s, at the age of 19, Katrine Geneau joins the multitude of young North Americans hitchhiking around Europe, North Africa and the Middle East during their summer holidays. Hooked on adventure, she tears up her return ticket and continues travelling for the next year and a half. Back in Canada, the adventure continues when Katrine unexpectedly meets a mentor who takes her on a powerful inner journey that transforms her from being a diehard atheist to experiencing her inherent unity with the Source.
Join Katrine as she progresses through the three movements of this memoir: her naïve and youthful exploration of the outer world; the agonies and the ecstasies of her inner journey as she struggles to meet the challenges of being a spiritual student; and finally, the wondrous serendipity of events that unfold in her life as she integrates the spiritual principles she has been taught. By telling her story in a warm and richly human way, Geneau invites you to travel the road with her, a road of doubts and meaning, adventure and discovery.
We get to reflectively view the outer world along with her inner world and experience a larger overview of both. There are musings, smiles, and much soul food along the way. Each chapter propels you into the next. I literally could not put it down. - Sandra Knight, former Senior Editor for MIT's Technology Review MagazineEspecially informative, sensitive and inspiring is Katrine's generous sharing of the revelatory lessons she received under the tutelage of her mentor, Dr.
Kenneth G. Mills, Canadian metaphysician, musician, and poet. Katrine gives us a rare glimpse into the unique and often misunderstood relationship between a Master and student. What shines most clearly from the pages is her commitment to Self-Discovery and her willingness to deeply inquire into her experiences. A joy to read! - Victoria Friedman, Co-Founder of Vistar Foundation dedicated to Collective ConsciousnessA journey not only begins with the first step; it must end with value added to each choice made along the way; otherwise, we wonder why we are here and what we are supposed to do with our lives.
"Inward Bound" is Katrine Geneau's personal journey: the story of her inward quest to understand her outward being. Her writing is lyrical, evocative, and professional. It fulfills all the requirements of a splendid memoir and tribute to her mentor and teacher, Dr. Kenneth G. Mills. - Rolland G. Smith, Emmy Award winning broadcast journalist
"I remember sitting on a mountain slope one day admiring the beauty of the Alps.. Out of the blue, the thought popped into my mind, 'I want to be one with the Universe!' It startled me. 'Where did that come from?' I wondered. 'What does it mean?'"Inward Bound: A Journey from Sense to Soul is a true story that reads like a novel. This fast-moving narrative is about an adventurous young woman awakening to the spiritual significance and wonder of life on our planet.
In the early 1970s, at the age of 19, Katrine Geneau joins the multitude of young North Americans hitchhiking around Europe, North Africa and the Middle East during their summer holidays. Hooked on adventure, she tears up her return ticket and continues travelling for the next year and a half. Back in Canada, the adventure continues when Katrine unexpectedly meets a mentor who takes her on a powerful inner journey that transforms her from being a diehard atheist to experiencing her inherent unity with the Source.
Join Katrine as she progresses through the three movements of this memoir: her naïve and youthful exploration of the outer world; the agonies and the ecstasies of her inner journey as she struggles to meet the challenges of being a spiritual student; and finally, the wondrous serendipity of events that unfold in her life as she integrates the spiritual principles she has been taught. By telling her story in a warm and richly human way, Geneau invites you to travel the road with her, a road of doubts and meaning, adventure and discovery.
We get to reflectively view the outer world along with her inner world and experience a larger overview of both. There are musings, smiles, and much soul food along the way. Each chapter propels you into the next. I literally could not put it down. - Sandra Knight, former Senior Editor for MIT's Technology Review MagazineEspecially informative, sensitive and inspiring is Katrine's generous sharing of the revelatory lessons she received under the tutelage of her mentor, Dr.
Kenneth G. Mills, Canadian metaphysician, musician, and poet. Katrine gives us a rare glimpse into the unique and often misunderstood relationship between a Master and student. What shines most clearly from the pages is her commitment to Self-Discovery and her willingness to deeply inquire into her experiences. A joy to read! - Victoria Friedman, Co-Founder of Vistar Foundation dedicated to Collective ConsciousnessA journey not only begins with the first step; it must end with value added to each choice made along the way; otherwise, we wonder why we are here and what we are supposed to do with our lives.
"Inward Bound" is Katrine Geneau's personal journey: the story of her inward quest to understand her outward being. Her writing is lyrical, evocative, and professional. It fulfills all the requirements of a splendid memoir and tribute to her mentor and teacher, Dr. Kenneth G. Mills. - Rolland G. Smith, Emmy Award winning broadcast journalist
In the early 1970s, at the age of 19, Katrine Geneau joins the multitude of young North Americans hitchhiking around Europe, North Africa and the Middle East during their summer holidays. Hooked on adventure, she tears up her return ticket and continues travelling for the next year and a half. Back in Canada, the adventure continues when Katrine unexpectedly meets a mentor who takes her on a powerful inner journey that transforms her from being a diehard atheist to experiencing her inherent unity with the Source.
Join Katrine as she progresses through the three movements of this memoir: her naïve and youthful exploration of the outer world; the agonies and the ecstasies of her inner journey as she struggles to meet the challenges of being a spiritual student; and finally, the wondrous serendipity of events that unfold in her life as she integrates the spiritual principles she has been taught. By telling her story in a warm and richly human way, Geneau invites you to travel the road with her, a road of doubts and meaning, adventure and discovery.
We get to reflectively view the outer world along with her inner world and experience a larger overview of both. There are musings, smiles, and much soul food along the way. Each chapter propels you into the next. I literally could not put it down. - Sandra Knight, former Senior Editor for MIT's Technology Review MagazineEspecially informative, sensitive and inspiring is Katrine's generous sharing of the revelatory lessons she received under the tutelage of her mentor, Dr.
Kenneth G. Mills, Canadian metaphysician, musician, and poet. Katrine gives us a rare glimpse into the unique and often misunderstood relationship between a Master and student. What shines most clearly from the pages is her commitment to Self-Discovery and her willingness to deeply inquire into her experiences. A joy to read! - Victoria Friedman, Co-Founder of Vistar Foundation dedicated to Collective ConsciousnessA journey not only begins with the first step; it must end with value added to each choice made along the way; otherwise, we wonder why we are here and what we are supposed to do with our lives.
"Inward Bound" is Katrine Geneau's personal journey: the story of her inward quest to understand her outward being. Her writing is lyrical, evocative, and professional. It fulfills all the requirements of a splendid memoir and tribute to her mentor and teacher, Dr. Kenneth G. Mills. - Rolland G. Smith, Emmy Award winning broadcast journalist