The Path of Peter Smethurst

The Path of Peter Smethurst

A 21st Century Pilgrim's Progress

by Michael Joseph Scanlon

160 pages· 2011· ISBN 9781612044019
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The Path of Peter Smethurst: A 21st Century Pilgrim's Progress is the life story of a spiritual aspirant who does not know what he is. His early life and later career are described as he makes his way through life, unaware of what his destiny might be. Set in modern-day England, Peter Smethurst is a quiet man who tries and fails to make sense of his situation, until he is almost completely submerged in a catastrophic event. He encounters hard times, but eventually finds help, and begins to learn where his spiritual journey should take him. The book covers thirty years of his life, showing modern aspirants the important things to know if spiritual realisation can be achieved in our times. About the Author: Originally from Belfast, Northern Ireland, Michael Joseph Scanlon is now a librarian in London. He wrote this book to entertain and in a sense educate and explain the life of a spiritual aspirant, which most of us are in some shape or form. My faith is my main source of inspiration, followed by a desire to help spiritual types find an authentic home for true happiness in their lives. Publisher's website: http: //sbpra.com/MichaelJosephScanlo

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