God's Eldest Daughter

"This book carries a guarantee, not that I am making, but one the Source of us has already made." Do you believe in God or something bigger than yourself? Do you ask yourself what is the purpose of life? Do you feel that something is missing, that life is somehow incomplete? Bo Abernethy did. He seemed to have it all: a lucrative career as a highly esteemed architect, attention as a sought-after party guy, and a hard-drinking, loud-laughing, sailing-the-oceans, skiing-the-mountains lifestyle. He was having a great time, except he wasn't. He was miserable, and running from his suffering. He was, as he puts it, "exhausted by my own incompletion." "God's Eldest Daughter" documents the inspiring and universal journey of one man's real connection to meaning. In relating his personal and unique tale, he provides powerful tools to support the reader in his or her own awakening. The reader will gain a wealth of practical and profound information from "A Course in Miracles" (of which Abernethy was a respected scholar and teacher), as well as many other time-honored teachings.