Pathways to Inner Peace: Lifesaving Processes for Healing Heart, Mind and Soul

by Jim Webb

This book reveals a series of Pathways, which, when linked, form a continuous process of healing. Pathways is a hybrid system of techniques that fuses psychology and spirituality in a way that helps the reader to transform their life, maintain and ongoing feeling of inner peace and a healthy physical body. These pathways are universal, in that they apply to everyone, regardless of their background because they appeal to and bring out the Godliness within every human being. Pathways helps the reader come to a new understanding that the Creator of the Universe loves everyone. Pathways emphasizes that since we exist, as intended by the creator, we are important entities and we are loved in the universe. By embracing this simple truth, the author offers freedom from the self-tyranny that is imposed when individuals believe that they must misrepresent themselves to receive rewards from a society they believe would harm them if they do not portray an idealized version of perfection. When released from self-tyranny, the individual is free to learn self-love. Pathways to Inner Peace can be viewed as an important tool in the journey of self-healing, and can be a companion to anyone who is seeking a more fulfilling life experience. By using the Pathways, one learns to freely receive the pleasures that GOD endowed so that the reader can live without guilt, fearful expectations or self-destructive patterns. This is the ground-breaking work that makes Pathways a major contribution to the area of human growth, leading to a healthier present and future for generations to come.

188 pages, Paperback

First published September 28, 1999

About the author

Rev. Jim Webb is an ordained Interfaith Minister, author, counselor, channel, spiritual teacher, intuitive, and coach. Currently, he is the Senior Minister of the Takoma Park Chapel.

Webb was on the faculty of Iyanla VanZant’s Inner Visions Institute for Spiritual Development and has taught at the New Seminary.