Also by Jesus (AJ Miller):
- Overzicht van Goddelijke Waarheid: Geheimen van het Universum
- La Verdad Acerca de la Reencarnación y los Espíritus
- Spirit Relationships: Positively Responding to Spirit Influence
- Interview with Jesus & Mary: David Millikan from Channel 7
- Interview with Jesus & Mary: Introduction to Jesus & Mary
- The Human Soul: The Soulmate Relationship
- God's Laws: Law of Attraction
- La Verdad Acerca Del Alma Humana
- La Vérité Sur: l'Âme Humaine
- La Vérité Sur: Dieu
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The Human Soul: Logic, Emotions and Truth
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Published: Oct. 02, 2012
Words: 35,948 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781301724925
Description
This ebook is a transcript of a seminar delivered on 12th May 2012 in Melbourne, Australia, by Jesus (also known as AJ Miller) as part of the Human Soul series, describing on how to use our intellect and our emotions together to discover God’s, or absolute, truth.Tags
god, universe, fear, faith, jesus, desire, logic, spirit world, prayer, emotions, humility, divine love, addictions, divine truth, aj miller, emotional processing, natural loveAvailable ebook reading formats
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