Hidden Power Of Kindness (Abridged)
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You’re almost certainly not as kind as you ought to be – and your relationships with God and those you love may be suffering as a result. Probably you just can’t find the time – and can’t ever seem to develop the patience – that you need in order to be consistently kind amid the irritations that afflict you daily. That’s why these pages are such a godsend. You’ll learn how to be kinder, even in difficult circumstances! There’s nothing complicated or magical about learning to be kinder; it just takes greater attention to the things that you do and how you do them. These pages show you how to become more aware of even your most offhand daily actions. You’ll find simple, step-by-step, and spiritually crucial directions for how to overcome the habitual unkindnesses that creep – undetected – into the behavior of even the most careful souls. If you want to make progress in the spiritual life you can’t afford to miss the bracing insights in this handbook for souls who yearn to be kinder. They’ll give you years of solid help in overcoming sin so that you’ll live more fully with others – and truly transform your corner of the world!
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SKU (ISBN): 9781928832003
ISBN10: 1928832008
Lawrence Lovasik
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: May 2000
Publisher: Sophia Institute
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