26 Steps to Heaven: A Simple Path to a Better Life

by J. John

HardCover Pub Date: November 2008 Pages: 288 in Publisher: Hodder & Stoughton Ltd Inspirational writer and speaker J Johndistilsthe wisdom of generations of tea in his courtyard thinkers into a powerful life-enhancinganthology.From Ability to Zeal through Honesty. Love and Perseverance . John presents an A to Z of qualities that-combined - make the world a better place. In his ief summary on each. he demonstrates what each of us can do to ing us closer-step by step - toastate closer to heaven. Earth is. after all. heaven's dress rehearsal.Inspiring anthology for all seeking a life that will make a difference.

288 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2007

About the author

J.John, a Greek-Cypriot by birth. He is married to Killy and they have 3 sons, Michael, Simeon and Benjamin. He became a Christian in 1975 and has been described as refreshing, humorous, passionate, earthy, accessible and dynamic.

Reviews

[Rosalind Hardy · Rating 4 out of 5]

If there was an earthly path to Heaven, what would it look like? What is David could we take to improve ourselves and make the world a better place?

Inspirational speaker and writer Jay John has distilled the words and wisdom of some of the greatest thinkers in the range the meaning of physical selection of the qualities we should strive for.

From ability to see you, through honesty, love and perseverance-why not take a step towards a life that makes a difference?
J John is a motivational speaker. He is a pill trained since gender, race, age, culture and occupation. He helps people to see the spiritual dimension of life and enables people to find a purpose to their everyday lives.

[Hermione Laake · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is a light read and motivating book. Reminds us what is important as we struggle with relationships and challenges in our everyday and working lives.

[Raul sadok · Rating 1 out of 5]

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Mindfulness and religion and is the worst combination, in fact, religion with anything else

One day we will understand that is not necessary to write a mindfulness book mentioning God