Naturalopy Precept 5: Spirituality

Naturalopy

Book 5
EnCognitive.com
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Many of us seek a spiritual life after prolonged unease and calamity. Many pursue answers in churches, synagogues, mosques, temples, and political affiliations—all of which are unnecessary. The truths and answers to life are not in religion and politics, but in science and self-education.  
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EnCognitive.com
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Jan 13, 2015
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108
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9780981107158
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Body, Mind & Spirit / General
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