Spiritual Portals: A Historical Perspective
About this audiobook
Spirituality is a uniquely individual experience resulting from an introspective assessment of the moral, ethical, and compassionate components of our lives. It includes the nonmaterialistic aspects of life. Exploring one’s spirituality is a transformative process of the core need for solitude and includes ethical and moral choices. A human’s true self experiences personal growth during the contemplative process usually resulting in a more compassionate existence for themselves and others who they interact with during their lifetime. This audiobook provides an in-depth view to techniques, methodology, and, most importantly, the history of modalities selected to bring the reader toward a more spiritual existence without or in combination with faith-based religions. The spiritual component to our daily lives is always a transformative path intended to create change as a result of spiritual practice.
About the author
Nora D’Ecclesis is an American bestselling nonfiction author and Haiku poet. Her international #1 bestseller The Retro Budget Prescription held the top Kindle book downloads in business/self-help for over a year. Nora is a graduate of Kean University. Her published nonfiction includes Amazon #1 bestseller Haiku: Natures Meditation and paperbacks/ebooks on topics such as time management, personal cyber security password log, guided visualizations, gratitude/equanimity journaling, and zen meditation. In Septmeber 2019 Nora won the New Apple Literary Award as the Solo Medalist Winner in Spirituality.
Ann Richardson is an award-winning narrator. With a background of drama and music prevalent in her Midwestern upbringing, she delights in narrating fiction and portraying characters with a variety of accents, including Scandinavian and Southern U.S. Being of Swedish heritage is an important facet of Ann's life, as her father was a Swedish immigrant, and she travels to Sweden every few years to spend time with family and brush up on speaking the language. In her spare time Ann is a volunteer narrator for Learning Ally (formerly Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic), and also enjoys sculpting, painting, long-distance running, and hanging out with her family in Northern California.
