Wayism: The Primary Text - Softcover

Dàosenglu, Salvar

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0987680048 ISBN 13: 9780987680044

Verlag: WAYISM: The Primary Text, 2014

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WAYISM: The Primary Text

Ancient

Ancient as the mountains, Wayism is the only logical and natural philosophy of life that leads to a lifestyle which fulfills the purpose of life.

Ontology

Wayism answers the ontological questions, what is the purpose of a human life, why we are here, where are we going, is there a god in charge of affairs on earth, why is there evil, why do bad things happen to good people, and why do bad people have it so good, are all religions good, etc.

Beautiful Mysticism

Wayism is a guilt free lifestyle of awe, mysticism and heightened awareness of beauty and the presence of the Divine in all things.

Soul and Spirit

Every human soul is ancient. We have lived in human bodies before, and we will come back to live again in a different body and culture, appropriate to the lessons we need to learn. Eventually we will learn to metamorphose into spiritual beings and break the cycle of reincarnation. Earth is a school for souls learning to become spiritual beings.

No personal God to appease

There is no God in charge of affairs here on Earth, but natural Laws of The Way take care of life on the planet. We have to learn the wisdom of Simplicity, Humility and Compassion. Prominent past champions of this universal Truth are LaoTzi, Siddharta Gautama, Krishna, and Iesous—before religions got hold of it.

Humility, Simplicity and Compassion

For the Wayist, life is simple and beautiful, worth living with gusto. The immense power of humility, simplicity and compassion is what gives meaning to life. Millions of Wayists across the world advance the mindfulness and awareness of the true purpose of life.

Über diese Auflage

• Verlag: WAYISM: The Primary Text
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2014
• ISBN 10: 0987680048
• ISBN 13: 9780987680044
• Einband: Tapa blanda
• Auflage: 2
• Anzahl der Seiten: 202
• Herausgeber: Du Plessis Jean Prieur