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The Instruction Manual for Receiving God

What would it feel like if you realized that from the very beginning, you were designed to look for, to find, and to receive God? That you were designed to awaken to reality? How would it feel to know that this would definitely happen in your lifetime, because you were made to accomplish this very thing? Rather than encouraging us to seek God, Jason Shulman believes we need only make ourselves available to receive God, who is always present and awaiting us. In The Instruction Manual for Receiving God, you will encounter the presence of God through 108 seed passages ―profound and insightful statements that are meant to unlock your mind and open your heart. Shulman offers generous reflection of each seed passage, illuminating the depth and meaning of its precious message. Reading this book is like entering a personal sanctuary where you Here, Jason Shulman offers contemplations that access the reality of God, who is always knocking at the door of our hearts, and whose voice is always speaking. Whether read cover-to-cover or opened to a random verse for inspiration, The Instruction Manual for Receiving God is a book readers of all faiths will cherish and return to time and again.

164 pages, Hardcover

First published October 1, 2006

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January 27, 2019
Amazing book that I am reading again and again and again.
This is not the book you will read once or even in one round from beginning to end. This is the book you open and read from day to day as the days passing by. No matter where you open it, which seed passage you read, it always gives you something to be in the moment.
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January 3, 2013
The format is a little off-outting "seeds" of a page and a half to reflect on--but some of them really do stay with you and I find myself thinking it is something I should now re-read.
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