Voice of Hermes - Lessons from the Path - Paperback
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by Alfred DeStefano III (Editor), Mark Stavish (Author)
Voice of Hermes - Lessons from the Path is an anthology of writings reflecting over thirty years of experience in spiritual and psychological practice. Focusing on the practical, as well as often impractical ideals of spirituality in the modern world, Mark Stavish takes his readers through the mountains and valleys of daily life. Topics include dynamic discussions of the problems of evil, our motivation for the journey, the role of teachers, how to recognize that our path is no longer our own, why our personal happiness matters (and may be the only thing that matters), and when to leave spirituality behind. This is an exciting look at the hard learned lessons of life from a master writer and skilled spiritual teacher. This book is destined to become a classic.
Author Biography
Mark Stavish (Pennsylvania) is an internationally respected authority and best selling author on the study and practice of Western spiritual traditions. He is the author of several books, including The Path of Alchemy, Kabbalah for Health and Wellness, and Between the Gates - Lucid Dreaming, Astral Projection and the Body of Light in Western Esotericism and has been translated into over nine languages worldwide. He is the founder and Director of Studies at the Institute for Hermetic Studies (Wyoming, Pennsylvania) and the Louis Claude de St. Martin Fund.
