Into splendour
Subtitle: a journey to Meera : the story of an ordinary mystic
By: by Tony Beckett-Hester.
Publisher: New Millennium
Published: 1966
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 182
Subjects: Beckett-Hester, Tony.; Mysticism.; Self-realization.
First sentence: Thalheim, a small village in central Germany, a village that would become a place of pilgrimage to people the world over, one fo whom would be me.
Description: "Many lives are affected by another's story" Into Splendour is no exception as it tells how an ordinary man came to find himself and his spiritual path. 
The story of a man who has touched many lives to bring hope and encouragement to seekers. Oblivious to the far-reaching consequences of their decision, the author and his wife moved from their Buckinghamshire home to live in a small village in the South of Wales. In the years that followed a series of seemingly unconnected events took Tony on a spiritual journey, the purpose of which remained undiscovered for nearly fifteen years. 
Guided by unseen and often unrecognised hands he became a gifted counsellor and healer, abilities around which he then built his life. Over many years he witnessed remarkable healing, at his hands and at a distance, before coming tot the lowest point in his life, then to be healed himself in a most dramatic way.
 In his renewed committment an astonishing transformation began and he found himself drawn to the spritual presence of the Indian Avatar, Mother Meera. The book culminated in Tony's visit to Mother Meera at her home in Germany. Of encouragement to those who seek; of comfort to thos who despair, Into Splendour reveals deeply moving experiences which awaken the soul and releases the light and love residing in us all. 
An intimate and illuminating voyage of discovery.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
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