The Elements of Heaven - Widry, Richard J
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In his second book, RJ Widry draws on sources from psychology, philosophy, and spirituality, creating a cohesive and syncretistic ideology that the author calls Univernatism. The term itself indicates a merging of universal and natural ways of life, which he has explained and organized with various formulae. RJ Widry also reveals cryptic revelations and universal, natural essences of life, which he had gleaned during his time of isolation. In this way the author shares his vision of paradise, in the here and now, with each of his readers. Written practically and mathematically, his work can be…mehr

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In his second book, RJ Widry draws on sources from psychology, philosophy, and spirituality, creating a cohesive and syncretistic ideology that the author calls Univernatism. The term itself indicates a merging of universal and natural ways of life, which he has explained and organized with various formulae. RJ Widry also reveals cryptic revelations and universal, natural essences of life, which he had gleaned during his time of isolation. In this way the author shares his vision of paradise, in the here and now, with each of his readers. Written practically and mathematically, his work can be adopted and assimilated by people of any faith or religion. Universal and natural, the writing speaks directly to the individual reader, encouraging all to develop and discover his or her own ideal heaven on earth. As the author believes that ?happiness looks different to each who finds it,? he has written in detail a way for inner exploration that each person can apply to his or her own path in life.
Autorenporträt
Richard Jay Widry started writing poetry at age nine as a personal chronicle of his intellectual and spiritual evolution. In his teens he began his search for personal understanding. This quest continued through the Consciousness-minded 1960s and '70s and he expanded his writing into more metaphysical realms. As he grew he began to recognize the Spirituality within and around him. Through the study of formal Meditation he acquired a broader spiritual understanding. As he learned, his poetry became more profound. With this new insight he dedicated more of himself to his spiritual search. In 1983 Richard devoted himself fully to meditation and writing. Through isolation he focused completely on the meanings and import of his work and spirituality. He emerged from this isolation with greater spiritual awareness and a drive to share what he had learned. The Elements of Heaven is a compilation of his writings from that time of solitary contemplation.