Living An Authentic Life
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We are not the Creator of the universe. To think so would be the height of grandiosity and self-delusion. But we are the Christ, the Buddha, and the incarnation of the Creator. Does not the child share the very same life as the parent? Of course. And we, as children of the Source, are made, not just out of star stuff, but also out of God stuff as well.
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Over the centuries, many books have been written showing the connections between psychology and spirituality. However, never before has anyone succeeded in spelling out the psychological steps needed to attain spiritual consciousness. In this remarkable book, that is exactly what Dr. Thomas Legere has done.
Coming from a truly remarkable background that includes degrees in philosophy, theology, spirituality, and psychology, Dr. Legere has the gift of being able to communicate profound truths in a clear and simple way. Finally, spiritual seekers will discover here what spirituality does and does not mean from a psychological perspective.
Richly illustrated with helpful charts and diagrams, Living an Authentic Life will explain, in the everyday language of psychology, each step of the universal journey to wholeness.
“Living an Authentic Life is at once an intensely personal journey as well as a deeply compelling exploration of the human path toward authenticity and integrity. This is a book for everyone who yearns to break out of the mediocrity of the unexamined life and plunge into self discovery and transformation. Thomas Legere has written a wonderful book for our times.”
Jose’ Stevens, Ph.D.
Psychologist and Author of Transforming
Your Dragons and Secrets of ShamanismAbout the Author
Dr. Thomas E. Legere has been a university professor, author, and psychotherapist for thirty five years. A member of the American Psychological Association and a Fellow in the American Association of Pastoral Counselors, he has lectured on three continents on how to build bridges between psychology and spirituality. He is the author of two books and over 400 journal, magazine, and newspaper articles. Dr. Legere has expertise in pastoral counseling, developmental psychology, dreamwork, addiction studies, the psychology of religion, and transpersonal psychology.