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Pathways to Inner Peace: Lifesaving Processes for Healing Heart, Mind and Soul

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This is wonderful book to assist individuals seeking self-help and non-clinical approaches to looking within.Additionally, it is a primer for fledgling new agers who are initiating "looking at their stuff."

I have read Rev. James Webb's "Pathways to Inner Peace" and I recommend it for people of all religious denominations who are seriously interested in following a spiritual path. In addition to sharing with us his own courageous spiritual journey, Rev. Webb sets out, in very simple and clear language, the major principles of spiritual practice, principles that are applicable to all the religious traditions. And he provides us with a set of easy-to-do, but very effective, spiritual techniques that virtually anyone can use on a day-to-day basis. Rev. Webb is especially good when he discusses how to transform our negative beliefs into beliefs that can empower us, and how to transform our negative emotions into love and bliss. (Review by Jim Marion, author of "Putting on the Mind of Christ, The Christian Path to Higher Consciousness," to be published by Hampton Roads in early 2000)

"Pathways to Inner Peace" is a must-read and must-use book for those who sincerely want to transform their life by using mind-body tools and processes on their path to self-actualization.

I recently read Pathways to Inner Peace by Rev. James Webb and the book has had a tremendous impact on my life. The book provides very practical steps for putting your life in order, i.e., achieving inner peace which brings life balance. I have begun to use the steps outlined in the book and already have felt my life finding a new balance. While this book has a spiritual topic, it provides a very practical, how-to scheme to achieving inner peace. I would recommend this book to anyone in search of inner peace.

This is the worst! This Rev. Webb has somekind of ego; he misguidedly thinks he can provide meaningful psychotherapy in five minutes that took three years of often daily therapy for me to accomplish! All meshed up with the god of love gibberish, all of the non-suspecting and vulnerable should be warned away from this prattle!