Soul Prints: Your Path to Fulfillment

by Marc Gafni

A noted motivational teacher introduces a range of soul-healing prescriptions, inspirational teachings, and practical tools to help readers overcome loneliness, identify and embrace their true selves, find fulfillment, and achieve richer, happier, more satifying lives.

Genres: Spirituality

352 pages, Hardcover

First published February 27, 2001

Reviews

[Shirley Freeman]

I wouldn't have read this on my own but it was a decent book for a small group discussion. It might be a bit too intense for a group that didn't already know each other pretty well. There are many good exercises designed to get the reader thinking more deeply about their life, goals and dreams. If I was more disciplined about actually doing the exercises, I would have gotten more from the book. He illustrates his ideas with many good stories. Some of the stuff in-between the stories was on a different plane than the one on which my brain operates, but I'm glad we read it.

[Joan]

This is a wonderfully rich book on spirituality. However, I cringed at the inaccurate comments that the author made regarding Freud and psychoanalysis. A talented rabbi and philosopher does not an analyst make.

[Matthew]

You never know, you never know, you never know.

[Mary Nolan-Fesmire]

very deep and thought provoking....took concentration to get through it.

[Terrell Robinson]

A book to be read multiple times. Read by the author.

[Kym Michelle]

Whilst I am not a religious person I enjoyed the tales from each of the major religious texts. If you're prepared to do the exercises as they pop up you'll get more out of it.

[Jerel Bonner]

Excellent read, it helps one thing deeper about one's mission statement. Consider it a spiritual version of Covey's "Habit Two" "Begin with the End in Mind"

[Nancy]

Enjoyed reading the stories that are woven into the learning.