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This book will help you find the light.
Every dark place hides a secret doorway to a light reality. Addiction, envy, jealousy, grudge, greed, illness and ignorance all hold people in a dark and cavernous prisons. Information and right action are all that’s needed to escape.
On my travels through life (having been around a few corners as the Irish say) I see many people inhabiting the wrong body, living with the wrong partner, driving the wrong car and living the wrong life. And - falsely convincing themselves that this is as good as it gets!
But, actually, this is not as good as it gets. Life is as good as you intend it to be, and with A Beginner’s Guide to Darkness you can make your wildest dreams a living reality, and even your darkest realities can become a catalyst for light.
This book is pragmatic advice on creating light by understanding dark. It is written by a man that has experienced more adversity in one life time than most see in ten, but who has learned through hard labour how to find light in even the darkest places.
Pragmatic advice from a BAFTA winning writer on living a happy future by engaging your present reality.
Every dark place hides a secret doorway to a light reality. Addiction, envy, jealousy, grudge, greed, illness and ignorance all hold people in a dark and cavernous prisons. Information and right action are all that’s needed to escape.
On my travels through life (having been around a few corners as the Irish say) I see many people inhabiting the wrong body, living with the wrong partner, driving the wrong car and living the wrong life. And - falsely convincing themselves that this is as good as it gets!
But, actually, this is not as good as it gets. Life is as good as you intend it to be, and with A Beginner’s Guide to Darkness you can make your wildest dreams a living reality, and even your darkest realities can become a catalyst for light.
This book is pragmatic advice on creating light by understanding dark. It is written by a man that has experienced more adversity in one life time than most see in ten, but who has learned through hard labour how to find light in even the darkest places.
Pragmatic advice from a BAFTA winning writer on living a happy future by engaging your present reality.
Synopsis
Every dark place hides a secret doorway to a light reality. Addiction, envy, jealousy, grudge, greed, illness and ignorance all hold people in a dark and cavernous prisons. Information and right action are all that's needed to escape.On my travels through life (having been around a few corners as the Irish say) I see many folk living such an existence: people inhabiting the wrong body, living with the wrong partner, driving the wrong car and living the wrong life. And - falsely convincing themselves that this is as good as it gets! But, actually, this is not as good as it gets. Life is as good as you intend it to be, and with "A Beginner's Guide to Darkness" you can make your wildest dreams a living reality, and even your darkest realities can become a catalyst for light.This book is pragmatic advice on creating light by understanding dark. It is written by a man that has experienced more adversity in one life time than most see in ten, but who has learned through hard labour how to find light in even the darkest places.This book provides pragmatic advice from a BAFTA winning writer on living a happy future by engaging your present reality.
