The Ring of Truth: A Philosophical Journey

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Ring of Truth

A young man, Zac, meets a stranger in a café. Soon, the stranger, turned friend, becomes his spiritual mentor. Invited into the man's wider circle, Zac begins to awaken to his innermost being, step by step unlocking his potential and realising his destiny.

Themes such as love, forgiveness, integrity, death and immortality, true happiness, self-enquiry, the sacred present, innate wisdom, and interfaith understanding emerge within the narrative, alongside other explorations of the human landscape.

Meditation and healing practices are also woven into the story. With subtlety and clarity, the author endeavours to highlight the finest qualities of the human spirit.

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LIFE beyond DEATH

Martin Nathanael

            The purpose of this small book is to place before the reader the author’s own personal experiences and subsequent research regarding a fundamental issue which concerns us all:

What happens at “death”?

You should get a strong sense that the word “death” does not possess the seeming finality that we have invested it with in modern times. Rather, it signifies a period of transition, during which the life one has lived through the body begins to separate and begins a new existence without it.

            As the body, which is now no longer the vehicle of my conscious experience, is being prepared for burial or cremation, so I, the continuing conscious, living entity, move on, continuing the great journey of Life.

“If you would indeed behold the spirit of death, open your heart wide unto the body of life. 

For life and death are one, even as the river and the sea are one.”                      (Kahlil Gibran)