What You Need For Your Journey You Already Have Within You

By Imre Vallyon

The Spiritual Path is actually very simple; where you are and what you are is already the Path—and you are already on it. You don’t have to go anywhere, you don’t have to become something else. In “What You Need For Your Journey You Already Have Within You”, author Imre Vallyon explains a new way of looking at the Spiritual Path: not so much as a journey but as a further unveiling of what you already are as a multidimensional human being.

• Language: English
• Publisher: BookBaby
• Release date: May 12, 2014
• ISBN: 9780909038212

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What You Need For Your Journey You Already Have Within You

by Imre Vallyon

The Spiritual Path Series Vol 11

ISBN: 978-0-909038-21-2

May 2014

Sounding-Light Publishing Ltd

PO Box 771, Hamilton 3240, New Zealand

www.soundinglight.com

© Copyright 2014 Imre Vallyon. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means without permission in writing from the author, application for which shall be made through the publisher.

What You Need For Your Journey You Already Have Within You

Imre Vallyon

The Path is actually very simple;

you already are the Path.

You don’t have to go anywhere,

you don’t have to become something else.

Table of Contents

Title Page

What You Need For Your Journey You Already Have Within You

You Already Are What You Are Seeking

Our Energies Are Focused Into The Physical World

Unveiling What You Already Are

The Obstructions to Enlightenment

Removing the Obstructions in the Moment Itself

Enlightenment is Moment by Moment

Help Others Towards Enlightenment

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THE SPIRITUAL PATH SERIES

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What You Need For Your Journey You Already Have Within You

When we start our spiritual journey we often have the idea that we need to go from here to there, or we need to acquire something, therefore the journey seems to be an awfully long way. In all the great religions—in Buddhism and Hinduism, in the Jewish, Muslim and Christian religions, and in the Chinese and Japanese traditions—there is always mention of a journey or a path. When you use symbolism, such as going on a journey or travelling (which the Ancients used to describe the Path), then of course you have the idea that it is going