mind......
For an easy kick-off I recommend to read "Thich
Nhat Hanh" - he is just amaaaaazing!
He will instantly change your life, because he
teaches you why you should SMILE even at the
red traffic light or in traffic jam, because this is a
god-sent whiff to give you a little extra moment
of peace and rest, especially (!) when you are in
a hurry..... And you can't change the situation
anyway..... Then I'd recommend that you
continue with Neale Donal Walsch "Talks with
God" - fascinating!
God is my best friend and just a brilliant coach,
who does both: supporting my dreams but also
slowing me down in order to re-reflect or to
have me see the reality behind the veil of the
reality; i.e to see the fourth dimension (i.e. my
and other soul oscillations and vibrations which
delete our visually very delimited three-
dimensional view of constantly "higher, further
and faster")
If you want to dig deeper in your soul and spirit,
then read Viktor Frankl : "Man's search for
T h r e e ways to empower
MEANING" - stunning!
your soul
This doctor-philosopher from Vienna propelled
a new era of psychology, called logotherapy! As
By Dirk Boehmer opposed to the Freud'ian and Adler'ian narrow
perspectives on lust- and/or status-driven
Dear friends,
neuroses, he emphazises (wo) men’s FREE WILL
I'd love to share with you three spiritual jewels
to find proper MEANING in everything we do or
which you may enjoy in little slices in quiet
experience: provided we listen to our sound
moments in your daily life (i.e. in bed, when you
and quiet conscience which is telling us what
are on vacations or go on a retreat)....
we shall (divinely become) and devote
ourselves in self-distance (yet self-awareness!)
They are fairly easy to read and grasp, chapter-
with humility to personal missions and / or
by-chapter, leaving ample time to reflect and let
other people.
your thoughts, spiritual perceptions and self-
awareness slowly sink into your soul and
The key to a meaningful life is hence "taking on
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