An opening way

by Dan Wilson

Pamphlet, 1961

Status

Available

Call number

CP 113

Tags

truth, honesty, mysticism, spiritual discipline, autobiography

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Your library, CP - PENDLE HILL PAMPHLETS

Publication

Wallingford, Pa., Pendle Hill [1961]

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Dan Wilson tells his own spiritual journey, and describes the Opening Way that he found through hard experience. It is a discipline of openness, a kind of mindfulness that he discovered himself. This is a valuable and graphic description of this spiritual way, full of insight and wisdom, and a specially wonderful pamphlet.

Subjects

Society of Friends Controversial literature
Society of Friends Doctrines

Local notes

Pendle Hill Pamphlet 113

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CP 113

Barcode

6053

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