Exploring the Levels of Creation

by Sylvia Browne

Hardcover, 2006

Status

Available

Call number

133.9

Collection

Publication

Hay House (2006), Edition: 1, Hardcover, 250 pages

Description

Have you ever wondered about life and Creation? Is there life after death? Why do we have to go through these trials and tribulations? Why do we have thoughts and dreams that run from the sublime to those that are nightmarish and bizarre? Why do goodness and evil go hand in hand in life ... or do they? The answers to these questions and more are brought to light by author and spiritual teacher Sylvia Browne. She once again shares her psychic gifts and years of research in order to enlighten us and give us more insights into God and the realities of life. This time she tackles the structure of Creation by showing us that there is purpose and order in our sometimes seemingly chaotic world and existence. She outlines the structural levels of Creation of not only life as we know it; but the reality of the afterlife and the heretofore-unexplored structure of the Lower Levels of Creation. From the beautiful and perfect life of the Other Side to the wondrous, weird, and strange Lower Levels, to the everyday intricacies of life on this planet, Sylvia takes us on another journey of exploration and truth.… (more)

User reviews

LibraryThing member madamejeanie
First Line: Humankind has always wondered about Creation.

And, IMO, they'll still be wondering about it for millennia to come. This
book attempts to divide all of life into distinct "levels", which at first
glance, was thought-provoking enough for me to want to read this book. But,
this volume, like so
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many of her more recent books, is really nothing more
than a rehash of what she's already written in numerous books in the past.
I've enjoyed Sylvia's viewpoint and theories on life themes and The Other
Side, but this book is nothing more than a money-maker for her. I'm glad I
didn't spend money on it and wish I hadn't wasted time on it. I did finish
it, so I'll give it half a point for effort, I suppose.
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Physical description

250 p.; 9.3 inches

ISBN

1401908918 / 9781401908911

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