Peace is Possible - The Kitchen Table Philosopher, #5 - E-book - ePub

Name: Peace is Possible
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Author: Joseph Raffa
ISBN: 9780994499097

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We live in turbulent times. Nations warring with themselves and each other. Violent behaviour rife in society. Must we accept violence as an inevitable expression of human nature - or is it possible to enjoy lives lived in peace and harmony? Joseph delivers a message of hope: A peaceful world in every way can come about when we are truly peaceful people. But this state of harmonious living will not come about by changing laws or waging war.
We must look inwards, not outwards, to solve the problems caused by our lack of love and understanding. Peace is Possible is a call to action: Change yourself if you want to change our world.

Date de parution

15/05/2018
Editeur

Sea Song Publications
Collection

The Kitchen Table Philosopher
ISBN

978-0-9944990-9-7
EAN

9780994499097
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ePub

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Biographie de Joseph Raffa

JOSEPH RAFFA WAS born in 1927 in Fremantle, Western Australia. He enjoyed an idyllic childhood roaming the bush and the seashore. In his teens Joseph became a dedicated atheist, looking to science for answers to the riddles of life and the universe. Then, in his early twenties, he experienced a moment of discovery that transformed his life. As Joseph's life opened out spiritually following this awakening, he was inspired to put pen to paper to encourage others to embark on their own journey of discovery.
Joseph died of cancer in 2010, leaving behind a legacy of inspirational writing which is now being made available to a wider audience.