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The average rating for Taste of the Spirit based on 2 reviews is 4.5 stars.has a rating of 4.5 stars

Review # 1 was written on 2019-10-06 00:00:00
2006was given a rating of 5 stars Justin Martin
Very deep metaphysical book. As mentioned it is not a lite read; but if approached with an sincere heart and an open mind, this book can be a very powerful aide to a deeper, spiritual/metaphysical understanding of Jesus Christ, The 12 Apostles, and the stories found in the Gospels. Charles Fillmore explores 12 Spiritual Powers that are inherit in every human being: Faith, Love, Wisdom, Understanding, imagination, Power, Strength, Willpower, Zeal, Order, Life, and Elimination. Fillmore teaches each of these 12 Powers|Virtues through the story of The Twelve Apostles; assigning each Power to a corresponding Apostle and location in the human body (not unlike the Eastern Chakra system). My favorite part of this book are the beautiful affirmations|affirmative prayers that concluded each chapter. I highly recommend this book to any students of Unity, New Thought, or Metaphysical/Progressive Christianity; and to those interested in New Age, Universalism, classic self-help, and Jungian Psychology. #NewThought #ClassicUnity #CharlesFillmore
Review # 2 was written on 2010-01-02 00:00:00
2006was given a rating of 4 stars Mike Sherwood
Deep metaphysical theology. This is not a book for casual reading; it's for study. The ideas of God's higher power & man's basic instinct all exist in us as individuals. Empowering the Self, as opposed to giving all of one's power away to a completely external God, is the aim. I enjoyed this book very much.


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