Author: | Robert Colacurcio | ISBN: | 9781493151363 |
Publisher: | Xlibris US | Publication: | April 7, 2014 |
Imprint: | Xlibris US | Language: | English |
Author: | Robert Colacurcio |
ISBN: | 9781493151363 |
Publisher: | Xlibris US |
Publication: | April 7, 2014 |
Imprint: | Xlibris US |
Language: | English |
This book invites readers who consider themselves savvy investors in their long term future to give some serious thought to the lifetime(s) that may come next. The authors approach is to investigate the essential relationship of the human soul to time. Whether the reader currently believes in one lifetime or many, the relationship of the soul to time will condition whatever comes next on the other side of the portal of death. There are many nave portrayals and gross misconceptions about what comes next, whether one believes in an eternity in heaven or an indefinite number of reincarnations. This book tries to get beyond many of these limited conceptions. Too many people have only childhood information to work with when thinking about their long term future. Unfortunately, everything you need to know to make savvy investments in your long term future was not taught in kindergarten
This book invites readers who consider themselves savvy investors in their long term future to give some serious thought to the lifetime(s) that may come next. The authors approach is to investigate the essential relationship of the human soul to time. Whether the reader currently believes in one lifetime or many, the relationship of the soul to time will condition whatever comes next on the other side of the portal of death. There are many nave portrayals and gross misconceptions about what comes next, whether one believes in an eternity in heaven or an indefinite number of reincarnations. This book tries to get beyond many of these limited conceptions. Too many people have only childhood information to work with when thinking about their long term future. Unfortunately, everything you need to know to make savvy investments in your long term future was not taught in kindergarten