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A Labyrinth of Lifetimes

Kathy Bornino
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Pages
170
Year
2020
Language
English
Publisher
eBooks2go, Inc.

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Recovering past life experiences is analogous to walking a labyrinth. You begin at an entry point, you walk in a weave back and forth until you arrive near the center, then back and forth outward again, then return in weaving toward the center again and back outwards again, until you finally arrive at the center. This center can represent the Self at the center of our being. We rest here, then set forth again, weaving our way outward until we arrive again at the entry point. We have a new experience each time we walk the labyrinth, but always we return to the center. This is like the experience of taking on new lifetimes; between lives we rest in the Spirit, Source or Great Self, the Center of our Being — choose your term. This is the ultimate adventure — definitely worthwhile exploring.

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  • Metaphysics
  • Philosophy
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Spiritual
  • Self-Help

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