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    Transcendental Journeys: A Visionary Quest for Freedom
    Transcendental Journeys: A Visionary Quest for Freedom
    Transcendental Journeys: A Visionary Quest for Freedom
    Audiobook11 hours

    Transcendental Journeys: A Visionary Quest for Freedom

    Written by Omananda

    Narrated by Torsten Klimmer

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    About this audiobook

    This nonfictional story is a world traveler's testimony that spans over three decades. The book begins with the chilling escape of the author who freed himself from the oppressive communist regime of East Germany before the Berlin Wall fell. Driven by a burning desire for freedom, Omananda aka Torsten E. Klimmer risked his life and left behind friends and family not knowing that an open secret lies dormant within everyone's heart that, once uncovered, could lead to liberation.

    A mystical near-death experience in Sumatra kick starts the spiritual journey of the author who describes the process of conscious awakening in his visionary writings. Discoveries in exotic places and shamanic dimensions unravel a cosmic adventure that offers an exciting view into non-ordinary states of consciousness.

    This artful and entertaining multimedia book encourages readers to free themselves from the restrictive and self-destructive programs that keep many of us trapped in fear. Individuals struggling with dependencies and addiction issues can find great value in this book.

    www.transcendentaljourneys.com

    LanguageEnglish
    Publisherwww.omananda.com
    Release dateMar 26, 2018
    ISBN9783947533015
    Transcendental Journeys: A Visionary Quest for Freedom

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    • 1/5
      Awkward and mostly pointless. Occasional mentions of smoking a joint and other illegal drugs. Not worth the listen.

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    • 5/5
      Omananda's brave adventures in exotic places around the world are quite fascinating. I enjoyed it immensely.
    • 5/5
      I enjoyed reading about this man who truly followed his bliss and traveled the world for spiritual reasons. That’s more than you can say about those who wear religion on the outside, as theirs is the only way and never experience it on a global level. His story is a perfect example of the person who travels outward and finds a inward experience.
      Economics can hold many of us back from experiencing the world as the author did. Yet through books like his we can travel with him and hopefully find a inward path.