The Candy Maker's Son: Memoirs of Kenneth G. Mills
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| Rating | : | 4.12 (621 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0919842682 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 704 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-05-12 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Dr. Mills (1923-2004) was an outstanding exponent of the oral tradition, giving spontaneous lectures and poetry for over 35 years to thousands seeking the truth of Being. In the author's sharing of his profound experiences and remarkable encounters both in the musical and philosophical-metaphysical realms the reader is offered rare, life-changing philosophical insights. A richly detailed journey of self-discovery and creativity in which storytelling and elevated language intermingle and are savored. He began speaking when requested after having received the same puzzling directive from two different sources: "You must learn to speak the Word again." His subsequent UnfoldmentTM was "a projection from another dimension or plane of consciousness, causing those prepared to hear to awaken to the Higher/Greater possibilities of living beyond the limits of three dimensions and translating what seems to be the ordinary into another level of consideration." Dr. Mills' eloquent philosophical discourses, published in his 15 books and recorded lectures bear critical relevance for the harmonization of the world today. Mills was a powerful creative presence who began life in a small town in New Brunswick, Canada. As Eugene Watts of the Canadian Brass states: "We are moving into an age where Dr. Kenneth G. Mills' knowledge and teaching will become a tool
"Uplifting" according to Sandra Knight. This is a beautiful and inspiring book and a model for living in the fullest sense.By reading it, you have the opportunity to spend time with one of the world'sgreatest spiritual teachers ever.. "I need to get this book. We just learned" according to s b. I need to get this book. We just learned a few minutes ago that this man used to live in our house. I am also a musician. I believe it was his sister or sister-in-law who also lived here, and she used to host weekend kitchen parties for local musicians to gather and play. Today, the front room is used for my band, and the dining room has been turned into a recording studio. I guess their spirits re