John Nagy
Guiltless
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His newly published book, GUILTLESS
Guiltless captures the reader by presenting the antidote to fear, shame, stuckness and deep underlying guilt. We all have these feelings, but unless faced and understood, very little will change through the course of one's lifetime.
Karen Casey says, "This book is full of gems. On every page, there is a tool for better living. The reader's life will be made easier, one page at a time, one gem at a time. Everyone will benefit from this book!
Tom Carpenter says, In his book, John reveals the tendency to treat guilt as an occasional feeling, when in fact it is the very foundation of our belief system. I so appreciate that he has tackled the subject and given it the in-depth study it deserves."
Please join me through my "crossover roadmap" to peace and deep healing offered in everyday language and examples. You'll be comforted from the very start, and soon will trust your own innocence. Now, the road to healing can begin, and peace and fulfillment are at hand just waiting to be embraced.
Gratitude and blessings to you all, John
"Guiltless" takes on the glaring guilt problem we all need to face, but too often resist.
If you are ready to break free, go to Amazon.com, and order your copy.
Or, to order directly, e-mail John
at: mjdnagy@comcast.
$12.95 plus $1.60 for shipping
ISBN 978-0-9728504-
John S. Nagy is Chairman of the Philanthrophic Quest Foundation
His site: http://www.questfou
JOHN NAGY, is a Sponsor/Presenter at ACIM Conference in San Francisco.
Quest Foundation is a membership foundation. Its mission is to support, in the Northeastern region of the United States, the study and practice of those principles of spirituality as expressed in A Course In Miracles and Attitudinal Healing, and to provide support and services to individuals and groups that share these principles through service to their communities.
Guiltless gets rid of the glaring guilt problem we to often fear guilt goes¾love is!
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