Love Your Enemies

ISBN-13: 9783969692813 / Angielski / Miękka / 176 str.

Gerd Steeger

Opis

Gerd is a sceptical thinking man, who questions everything, yet never found the answers he was seeking. He had no belief in spiritual questions due to the lack of scientific evidence. Then one day at the age of 35, he started a perfectly normal day only to find himself on a bench overlooking the sea. He was joined by a mysterious old man called Raphael, who uncannily knew everything about him. This wise old man proceeded to answer Gerd's deepest questions as to the meaning of life, why there is good and evil, what happens in the afterlife, reincarnation and - more importantly - The real reasons why we are here on this Earth, what we are here to learn and why we should love our enemies. This fascinating narrative covers a wide range of philosophical questions, providing answers to the most fundamental questions of life and death, based on over 25 years of research by the author into the hereafter. By presenting this information in story form, the reader is drawn into the conversation in a way no text book ever could. The conclusions of this story will be life changing for all who read it.

O autorze

Steeger, GerdGerd Steeger wrote his first extensive computer programs under DOS 6.2.2 back in the 1980s. His logical mind and social background did not allow him to believe in what we would today call "spiritual knowledge", until he was 35 years old. Everything had to be logically understandable, verifiable and provable under controlled conditions. He opened up to spirituality literally on a step by step basis, after he had been exposed to a number of differing events that challenged his whole world-view and could not be scientifically explained. From this point on, the author opened himself up to completely new concepts and made extraordinary experiences, without losing his grounding. Many of his findings that have been written down in this book are actually non-fiction, yet encased in a fictional narrative to tell it in story form, so that he can share his experiences with other people in a more compelling way.