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L'objet de notre quête de la Vérité, le voici : Prendre conscience de la plénitude de la vie, du cercle ininterrompu de l'expérience éternelle, Robert Browning a saisi cette vision, car il a dit : sur terre les arcs brisés, au ciel le cercle parfait. Le but n'est pas l'expérience de la vie, mais le fait de constater que la vie EST, qu'elle EST sans commencement ni fin. Nous recevons tous le même sang spirituel de la vie. Nous usons tous de la même intelligence et vivons du même esprit. Si quelque chose pouvait faire disparaître tous les concepts de la peur, de la pauvreté, de l'insécurité, de la maladie et de la mort, l'Esprit pourrait affluer sans obstacles dans tous les esprits et dans tous les corps. La seule chose qui l'accomplira sera la renaissance universelle d'une vue plus large de la vie et de l'action de l'Esprit de Dieu en l'homme, action qui rétablit et qui regénère. Voilà ce qu'est l'œuvre grandiose de la Vérité. Tel est l'Evangile que nous sommes tous appelés à prêcher et à enseigner pour la guérison des nations. Tel est l'éternel courant de la vie, le flot unique et sans cesse renouvelé, dans lequel nous sommes et seront à jamais à l'image glorieuse du Père. Eric Butterworth

“A wonderful book…truly a life-changer.” —Norman Vincent Peale In his much-beloved classic, The Universe is Calling, Eric Butterworth, Unity minister and acclaimed author of Discover the Power Within You, offers a non-theological, non-ritualistic guide to prayer for contemporary seekers of guidance, wholeness, and self-regulation. The call of the universe, Butterworth explains, is the call to, “take charge of your life, to release your imprisoned splendor.” His spiritually liberating wisdom is powerful and inspiring, and it will lead readers to a truer and stronger connection with the divine.

The inspirational classic that hassold over 250,000 copies! In this classic work, Eric Butterworth sees the divine within us all to be a hidden and untapped resource of limitless abundance. Exploring this "depth potential," Butterworth outlines ways in which we can release the power locked within us and let our "light shine." "There is only one way under the sun by which a man can achieve his 'Mt. Olympus' -- that is to say, achieve the realization and unfoldment of his own innate divinity -- and that is by bringing about a radical and permanent change for the better in his own consciousness," writes Butterworth. Butterworth demonstrates that the existence of this divine dimension in each individual is the greatest discovery of all time. He explains the universality of such vital subjects how to succeed; how to pray; how to find confidence; how to overcome personal problems; and how to find healing. With insight and sensitivity, Butterworth opens new doors of self-knowledge, and outlines ways in which we can release the power within.

This straightforward, nontheological approach to prosperity has been effective for thousands. Learn to work with the flow of life and attract wealth in every area of your life.

"Truth is within -- not something to search for but something to awaken to and release. Truth is at the center of you, the mystical point where God becomes you, a point of changeless oneness. To Experience a balanced life and an attitude of confidence and courage, it is important to continually return to the center to deal with life concentrically."

Forty-three stimulating essays to help you discern, celebrate, and express your hidden potential and reverse limiting thought patterns.

Exploring the creative process, Eric Butterworth reveals that every individual harbors a hidden genius that can be expressed through commitment, discipline, and passionate enthusiasm. His spiritual insights provide a profound understanding of creativity, making this work a significant contribution to the field of spirituality. The book promises to resonate deeply with readers, establishing itself as a classic for years to come.

The discussion and analysis of social problems in this reader is aimed both at those who study them in the context of specific academic disciplines and also at those who, through their experience of British society, have formed definite views about social problems; how they are created, and how they may be 'cured7. The editors central argument is that social problems do not exist in isolation, but in relation to the social framework and organisation in which they occur. Nor can they be solved without changing the values and institutions on which society is based.Each chapter focuses on a particular poverty, housing, health, old age, the family, urbanisation, crime, ecology; and each has a comprehensive introduction which discusses the views expressed and presents the problems in the wider context of the intense pressures to whiqh British or indeed any industrial society is subject.Eric Butterworth is Reader in Community Studies at the University of York, David Weir is Lecturer in Sociology at the Manchester Business School.This book is a companion to their first successful reader The Sociology of Modern Britain.