David R. Hawkins – Most Valuable Qualities for a Spiritual Seeker

David R. Hawkins – Most Valuable Qualities for a Spiritual Seeker

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In “Most Valuable Qualities for a Spiritual Seeker” , Dr. Hawkins outlines the simple and powerful qualities that every spiritual seeker will need on the path to Enlightenment. Listen to his encouraging words as he tells us to begin with certainty and a feeling of security instead of self-doubt or timidity. He assures us that we are worthy of the quest and if we can accept and surrender totally to these truths, there will be enormous spiritual advancement. Although each person’s route is unique, the terrain to be covered is relatively common to all. The work is to surmount and transcend the common failings that are inherent in the structure of the human ego. Let Dr. Hawkins guides you on your inner journey in the Most Valuable Qualities for a Spiritual Seeker !

Dr. Hawkins is a nationally renowned psychiatrist, physician, researcher and lecturer, as his listings in Who’s Who in America and Who’s Who in the World amply attest. He has been a guest of the MacNeil/Lehrer TV
program, Barbara Walters and The Today Show. His book (prior to his best selling Trilogy: Power vs. Force, The Eye of the I, and I: Reality and Subjectivity), Orthomolecular Psychiatry, was co-authored with Nobelist
Linus Pauling. His most recent books are Healing and Recovery and Along the Path to Enlightenment.

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