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    Food for Thought
    Food for Thought
    Food for Thought
    Ebook47 pages17 minutes

    Food for Thought

    By Jean-Jacques de Chazal

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    only a few lines per page
    loaded with meaning
    thought provoking
    and passionately
    sane communications.

    challenging thoughts requiring presence of mind and open heart

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJean-Jacques de Chazal
    Release dateNov 16, 2014
    ISBN9781311463708
    Food for Thought
    Author

    Jean-Jacques de Chazal

    Born on the island of Mauritius and settled in South Africa since 1979. Jean-Jacques de Chazal makes a living by day managing a medicinal plants endeavour, and writes by night. His first book was hand written at the age of sixteen. As reflected in his writings, he is passionate about the facets of life's dilemmas and wonders as expressed by the secular and spiritual world.

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