Spiritual Growth Books by Rev. Dr. Albert Gani

This book is a study and synthesis of characterology and typology theories. From the spiritual angle, you will see how they all merge. You will also see how inadequate and incomplete are the favourite typologies of mundane psychology. 430 pages.

Give and you shall receive;  seek and you shall find; trust and you will feel secure. These are not  only spiritual laws. They are ethical, as well. And, by the way, they  are also financial. No success, no abundance exists without them.  All abundance is based on trust. This can be demonstrated by observing  the trust that existed at the times of history when there was abundance. Trust is what creates wealth and  maintains it, and wealth and abundance are natural states. 586 pages.

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Our church seeks to reestablish oneness between philosophy and religion. At one time in the past, they were indeed one. For Plato and Aristotle, there certainly wasn’t a difference between the two. The pursuit of God was the pursuit of truth. Religion was at-one, not only with philosophy, but also with mathematics and with the other sciences. 387 pages.

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The concept of the Trinity is found, outside of Christianity, in just about every religion. It is universal and undeniable. It constitutes a yardstick to measure the correctness of any thought, feeling, and action. In its dynamic form, i.e., in movement, it acquires even more power of purification.

Life and Pleasure are one. Yet, you must be willing to face the pain of self-discovery in order to find fulfillment. 472 pages.

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In this book is to be found a new approach to motivation, which will help you to move, and a theory of learning, which will help you learn and teach. Finally, and most importantly, the sermons in this book will teach you to love, first yourself, then others, then God, not always in this order. As Saint Augustine taught us, all love is, in the last analysis, love for God. 384 pages.

The sermons in this book will be of help to you as you journey out of worldliness, taking with you the best of the past and renewing it for your future. Great blessings on the period of loneliness and the sense of temporary alienation that must be undergone during this journey. When undertaken properly and ethically, it is bound to lead you to new, albeit fewer, connections with people on your heightened level of development. 348 pages.

This book emphasizes the importance of linking our inner self to outer events. This is particularly demonstrated with what we can learn from the cultural events of our civilization. The same is true about political, financial, military, and other events. They all reflect inner states in each one of us. The deeper is the experiential connection between our inner states and outer events, the greater is our immunity against their evil consequences. 505 pages.

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God, indeed, works in mysterious ways. Who would have thought, 20 years ago, that our Church would do so well, in spite of being so tiny! Our example is an excellent one to demonstrate that dedication to love and truth, to ethics and morals, to attacking and destroying evil, no matter how intimidating, to courageously and ethically face death, leads to infinite abundance and ecstatic happiness in most unexpected ways! Come and learn from us how to live. 324 pages.

Pacifism in the face of terrorism is dishonourable and harmful. It prevents healing both on the national/global level, and on the personal. It leads to the great harm of being a claim artist®, and of practicing spiritual insurance fraud®. In this book I attempted to precisely define this condition and suggest ways to cleanse and heal it. Other subjects have been treated here such as Plato’s concepts of eros and their relationship to Christianity. 421 pages.

In Beyond the Pleasure Principle, Freud explains, in the precise words above, that this is the aim of growth. Thus, raising consciousness corresponds to becoming little children, i.e., becoming conscious of what we repressed in our childhood. 277 pages.