Harold Klemp

The Golden Heart: Mahanta Transcripts, Book Iv Harold Klemp

Do you live your own dreams or someone else's? Are your spiritual beliefs from your own experience, or do they come from books and teachers? "You have to put your heart and love into any approach to God," says author Harold Klemp. "As a spiritual being, you owe it to yourself to give this life one good whirl, to put everything into it, and to make it worth living." Through stories, inspiring viewpoints, and simple everyday exercises, the author shows how to clearly recognize the relationship between the physical life and the spiritual self. The Golden Heart refers to one who has a loving, aware, and creative attitude toward life. Every day we have opportunities to grow in our ability to meet life's challenges. Harold Klemp helps the reader understand the practical benefits of spiritual awareness. Through the eyes of a small boy, you'll discover the importance of giving personal space to others in order to build lasting and loving relationships. In chapter four, you'll enjoy a short story that becomes a visualization as you meet an old fellow leaning on a farm gate who begins to share the secrets of health and longevity. As you begin to grow beyond your built-in attitudes and expand in your point of view, the author shows you how to see more of the spiritual horizon of your own life. One day you will notice that you are no longer asking God to make your life better; now you are taking full responsibility fo your own actions. The Golden Heart is a though-provoking book on how to achieve a greater spiritual understanding, regardless of your background.