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Grant
Schnarr's Authoring Approach
Grant Schnarr's books focus on
your personal relationship with yourself, life,
and God as you understand God. His wisdom ranges
from the ancient disciplines of the warrior spirit
in learning to conquer yourself, as in the Art
of Spiritual Warfare, to offering a new and refreshing
perspective to traditional faith. |
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His works touch
on the Bible and the New Age, on the mystical
and the practical. He is serious to the point
of bringing tears, and can have you laughing
the next moment. His books are about life.
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About
Nancy Lee
Nancy Lee is a noted spiritual teacher, clairvoyant,
visionary, a member of the Colorado Association of
Psychotherapists and the author of Awakening
the Mystic and Voices of Light . Nancy
hosts a weekly talk show, Lights
On! with Nancy Lee . She interviews well-known
authors, mystics, scientists, philosophers, spiritualists,
and authorities in many arenas of human potential & consciousness.
visit her website www.nancylee.net |
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Interview About: YOU CAN BELIEVE! |
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What
is the book about?
Grant: It
is about reconnecting people
with spirituality and God.
It's not just a self help
book. It has meat, doctrinal
ideas to chew on. For vegetarians,
think of a good hearty vegetable
soup! All the flavor and
substance. |
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How does this book fit with your other books such as Spiritual
Recovery, or The Art of Spiritual Warfare?
Grant: Both of these books are about the practice of spirituality,
and leave most of the belief system of the individual up to the individual.
I give some advice, for example, how to combat dysfunction and overcome the
negative self, but don' talk much about where that negative self comes from,
or who the higher power may be that helps us. That's left for the individual
to decide -- the old adage "God as you understand God." This book
is different. This book is about belief. Hence the title - "You Can
Believe!" It compares beliefs, some which seem to work in life and some
which don't work so well, and then offers a new idea, a new belief to consider.
These new beliefs are based on the teachings of Emanuel Swedenborg's religious
books and philosophy. They aren't mine, but I do flesh them out with examples
and illustrations from modern life.
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Interview About: ART
OF SPIRITUAL WARFARE |
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What
is spiritual warfare?
Grant: Spiritual warfare
is about conquering your own demons, gaining
control over your destructive tendencies,
like fear, anger, impulsive behavior, addiction.
It's the old fashion war against human evil,
fought by individuals for centuries. |
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The book is based on Sun Tzu's, Art of War . Can you tell
us about him?
Grant: Sun Tzu was a Chinese military strategist
who lived about 2500 years ago. The Art of War has long been recognized
as one of the most important treatise ever written on the strategy
of warfare. It's principles have been studied and adopted by military
generals throughout history, from ancient battles in China, to the
wars of Napoleon, to modern world wars. Now it has been popularized
for business strategy and gaining the upper hand in any sort of competitive
field.
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About
Reid Baer
Reid Baer, an award-winning playwright for "A Lyon's Tale" is also a newspaper
journalist, a poet with more than 100 poems in magazines world wide, and a novelist
with his first book released this month entitled Kill
The Story . Baer has been a member of The ManKind Project since 1995 and
currently edits The New Warrior Journal for The ManKind Project www.mkp.org.
He resides in Reidsville, N.C. with his wife Patricia. He can be reached at bigbadgrizzlybaer@yahoo.com . |
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Interview About: ART OF SPIRITUAL
WARFARE |
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Still . what
about those who just haven't experienced any
kind of higher power in their life?
Schnarr said he was taken aback by that question because he spends so much time
with people who are actively seeking spirituality, and "connecting with light
and higher meaning." Ultimately, the author said he believed spirituality was "intuitive." |
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"Give yourself a chance to experience the divine by opening your
eyes and seeing . be open to the signs that are around us all the
time! If we're not being led by some kind of spiritual discipline,
we usually don't see the signs of God. We need to turn on our consciousness
and get involved in some kind of sacred practice or ritual. MKP has
their sacred acts that give one a foundation for a deeper spiritual
experience. All kinds of things start happening when you honor nature,
for instance."
Schnarr told a story of a time where he was in a sweat lodge in
northern Pennsylvania and he was speaking of the place of the coyote
when a nearby coyote began howling. "It was magical to hear that
coyote singing. I realized then that if you work with nature, nature
works with you."
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