ISBN: 9789624920932 - the path of life: the future human world (3 Ergebnisse)

paperback. Zustand: Very Good. Very Good condition.Crisp pages. Clean cover and pages. Book shows minimal shelf wear. No highlighting/marking. Not Satisfied? Contact us to get a refund.

Soft cover. Zustand: Good. Considerable edge and corner wear with some fraying at corners and spine ends. Scuffing; Price blocked out on back wrap. (14).

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. Paperback, 235 pages, NOT ex-library. Little & minor handling wear only. Book is clean and bright throughout with unmarked text, free of inscriptions and stamps, firmly bound. Straight spine. -- The book describes the origin, the development, and the future of human beings, revealing the truths of the Universe. From the back cover: "This enigmatic book with its tantalizing views of an eternal future world is now available for English readers. I am confident it will merit their serious consideration. I believe that as their understanding of this book increases, people will become more and more healthy and happy. Already many Chinese readers have learned a great deal from The Path of Life and with this new knowledge have begun new lives; I am convinced that English readers can achieve as good results as Chinese readers have. [.] My Dear Readers, when you begin to read this mysterious book with a calm and peaceful mind, the chances are you will discover something new and interesting. You might find, for example, descriptions of an eternal, wonder-filled future world more colorful and carefully reasoned than those in other books you have read. Probably you cannot even imagine how wonderful such a world could be; just reading about it might intoxicate you and leave you eagerly anticipating its coming." [From the Author's Preface] -- "The Path of Life tells the story of its author, Ou Wen Wei, now a well-known and highly respected qigong master and healer, then (in 1974) a young idealist with a wife and baby daughter who found himself imprisoned during China's Cultural Revolution on trumped-up charges. At the same time he also found himself developing a relationship with a supernatural entity identified as Pangu - in Chinese mythology the Creator of the universe, or, in another word, God. But the book is not simply a Chinese version of a "conversation with God"; it is instead more like a wrestling match, with Ou Wen Wei fiercely resisting Pangu's central message, that he has been chosen to lead humanity into its new and final stage of development, the Future World - while also having to wrestle with his ruthless human persecutors in the present world.".…