The Journey

Joseph Dawton

A5 Paperback
Irl/UK RRP: 5 euro / STG£3.50
ISBN: 0-9550607-0-2

This small volume contains a powerful message for these times of global capitalism, environmental destruction, and religious intolerance. In his first title, this controversial author focuses on achieving spirituality without the dogma and control of organised religion, using apt sources from across the globe to reinforce his points.

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About the Author...
Joseph Dawton, originally from Northern Ireland, now lives near Bunclody, Co. Wexford. He lives alone in an old tumbledown cottage with only his cat Claude for company. Although brought up as a Catholic he has previously been a devotee of Sai Baba, a buddhist and has also studied all the major world religions and esoteric christianity and alchemy. He has written this book in the hope that it will foster a more tolerant attitude towards differing religions in the current climate of religious hatred and also encourage a more independent and individual approach to finding one's own spiritual fulfillment.

Reviews...

"The Journey combines the author's thoughts with eclectic teachings from throughout the world... thought-provoking."
Evening Herald

"This small book is one of those unusual publications that you can read in half an hour but leaves quite an impression... It reads like a gentle conversation and I very much enjoyed it - picking up sone insights along the way. I felt that the message was quite relevant for today: that there are many paths to truth."
Immrama Magazine

"A handy small reference and reminder of the essential unity of every spiritual path, but also a working notebook and starting point for the owner to add to the collection with their own favourites, and the format lends itself to this use."
Touchstone Magazine

"An interesting and accessible read... it has a positive message."
Books Ireland

"This little book certainly gives much food for thought on our attitudes to life and it also gives an insight into religious beliefs which have more in common with Christianity than one might think; it seems particularly pertinent for the times in which we live."
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