Unveiling the Divine: A Riveting Exploration of Dreams, Spirituality, and Self-Discovery In Looking for God: Dreams and Contemplations on Being, author George H. Elder, PhD, delivers an astonishing journey through spirituality, dreams, and a labyrinth of contemplations.

An extraordinary narrative woven from his personal encounters and insightful essays, this book will open the doors to your own spiritual exploration and self-discovery. Elder's intimate account of his prophetic dreams and encounters with the divine during his lucid dream experiences presents a deeply personal and evocative exploration of numerous spiritual mysteries.

This book challenges conventional views on religion and philosophy, while simultaneously revealing the profound connections between nature, nurture, and love in shaping our spiritual selves. As you journey with Elder, his audacious honesty and irreverent charm invite you to step into his shoes - a man grappling with physical and mental disabilities, yet fiercely persistent in his search for meaning.

His encounters are not merely tales of spirituality but are heartbeats of a lived life, recounting his roller-coaster journey from street life to academia, from addiction to sobriety, and from downfall to triumph. However, Elder's memoir isn't only about his journey; it's an invitation for you to embark on your own spiritual quest.

A guidepost for those seeking to understand their place in the universe, this book empowers readers to recognize and harness the divine energy that Elder believes is innate in all beings. As you navigate through Elder's dreams and contemplations, you may find the cosmic spark within you, capable of transforming not just your world, but the world itself.

In Looking for God: Dreams and Contemplations on Being, your journey of self-discovery awaits. Dive in and prepare to question, ponder, and awaken to the divine potential that lies within you.

Uncover the truths about life, death, and the beautiful mystery that bridges the two. In Elder's words and wisdom, find the courage to look for your own conception of God.

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