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|  | | Revelation- The Path to God
How revelation is necessary to come to God. The difference between the path toward God and the path to God; and how to get on it.
span style="color: rgb(51, 51, 51); font-family: Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 14px;">Written primarily for the LDS market, Revelation- The Path To God takes the reader from a basic church member who attends church, reads the scriptures, performs acts of service and generally tries to be a good and charitable person, as instructed by church teachers and leaders; and arouses them to a new stratum of understanding and commitment. It teaches those on the path toward God that not only is there another rung to reach for but will provide them with the secrets required to get there faster. | |  | | The Ladies of Shimmingway
The story of two women, destitute and derided who become a worldwide sensation; paupers to paradise.
span style="color: rgb(51, 51, 51); font-family: Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 14px;">“The Ladies of Shimmingway” is an allegory of Globerth and Derelip, two outcast women considered the dregs of society who meet under freezing and dire circumstances. After waylaying itinerants thrust them from a homeless shelter, these women hop on a train heading south. They jump off the train to obtain food when a blind man hears their sobs and takes them in. The blind man helps them get their start by introducing them to people who put them on a path to fulfilling their simple dreams | |  | | The Opportunity in Every Opportunity
Sequel to The Opportunity in Every Problem. Now a success, Utor teaches how to turn a problem into not just an opportunity for yourself but all involved.
span style="color: rgb(51, 51, 51); font-family: Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 14px;">A sequel to The Opportunity In Every Problem, The Opportunity In Every Opportunity continues the story several years in the future. The success of Utor Retting was inevitable and those utilizing Resource Masterminding increased in success alongside him. Through his many experiences of turning problems into opportunities, Utor had discovered a new level of opportunity development which caused the City of Opportunity to thrive at a level even greater than expected, and, in all areas of life. /sp | |  | | The Opportunity In Every Problem
Everyone experiences problems. Some solve them. Now you will realize how to do more than just solve problems by actually realizing the opportunities hidden within any problem.
The Opportunity In Every Problem does more than just teach the principles of problem solving. This book takes the reader to a new level of dealing with problems by manifesting a method of experiencing opportunity. The reader will definitely understand that problem solving on its own is limiting and lacking. Once this book is read, your mind is opened up to realizing an improved thinking process that is destined to guide you to a life of success in happiness, health and wealth.
Utor (pronounced [you•tôr]) Retting, a lumbering youth plagued by the cruelties of adolescent jeering, who is challenged by his school teacher to interview the luckiest man in the world- Mr. I. M. Lucky. After several failed attempts to meet him, Utor has a dream, the mentioning of which, causes Mr. Lucky to be intrigued enough to meet with him. Utor is given an in-depth look at problems and a deep understanding into why some people are able to turn problems into opportunities and others are doomed to suffer in them. Utor is met with an awe-inspiring experience that opens his min | |  | | The Opportunity in Every Problem
Everyone experiences problems. Some solve them. Now you will realize how to do more than just solve problems by actually realizing the opportunities hidden within any problem.
The Opportunity In Every Problem does more than just teach the principles of problem solving. This book takes the reader to a new level of dealing with problems by manifesting a method of experiencing opportunity. The reader will definitely understand that problem solving on its own is limiting and lacking. Once this book is read, your mind is opened up to realizing an improved thinking process that is destined to guide you to a life of success in happiness, health and wealth.
Utor (pronounced [you•tôr]) Retting, a lumbering youth plagued by the cruelties of adolescent jeering, who is challenged by his school teacher to interview the luckiest man in the world- Mr. I. M. Lucky. After several failed attempts to meet him, Utor has a dream, the mentioning of which, causes Mr. Lucky to be intrigued enough to meet with him. Utor is given an in-depth look at problems and a deep understanding into why some people are able to turn problems into opportunities and others are doomed to suffer in them. Utor is met with an awe-inspiring experience that opens his min |
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