
Audio only
Length11h 10m
About this audiobook
We are children of God, utterly perfect and filled with love, and all creation looks to us with joy. Long ago, when we became involved with evil, something came into being that had never before existed: the ego. It separates us more and more from our true essence and origin, keeps us imprisoned in the dark dungeon and labyrinth of evil and turns us into ego-slaves. It destroys our happiness, poisons our thoughts, sabotages our good intentions and makes us fearful and hostile. In Triumph of Love over Ego, we learn to understand the reasons for our experiences, receive clear answers and simple solutions. As a result, we arrive at a true expansion of consciousness and increasingly experience a zest for life, strong-mindedness, the courage for self-realization, enjoyment of change, abundance and true happiness. And so our life becomes a joyful adventure and the world turns into a playground of beautiful and happy ideas. This is the final triumph of eternal love over the impermanent ego. www.saeed.eu
Audiobook details
GenreSelf-Help, Spirituality and Religion
Length11 hrs 10 mins
Narrated byChris Roman
FormatAudiobook
Publish dateFeb 20, 2024
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Chapter 1 - Opening and Preface
2Chapter 2 - Introduction
3Chapter 3 - About This Book
4Chapter 4 - Notes for This Edition
5Chapter 5 - Becoming or Dying
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6Chapter 6 - Transformation or Change
7Chapter 7 - Learning or Suffering
8Chapter 8 - Objective or Personal
9Chapter 9 - Packaging and Content
10Chapter 10 - Discovering and Inventing
11Chapter 11 - Judging and Acknowledging
12Chapter 12 - Actual and Perceived Reality
13Chapter 13 - Wrong Address
14Chapter 14 - Solution or Quick Fix
15Chapter 15 - Solving or Fighting Problems
16Chapter 16 - Life Would Be Boring Without Problems!?
17Chapter 17 - Do Not Dream Your Life, Live Your Dream
18Chapter 18 - Feeling Good and Feeling Good
19Chapter 19 - Good and Evil
20Chapter 20 - Cleverness and Intelligence
21Chapter 21 - Heart and Mind
22Chapter 22 - Reason
23Chapter 23 - Knowledge and Wisdom
24Chapter 24 - Philosophy
25Chapter 25 - Science
26Chapter 26 - Economy
27Chapter 27 - Word, Meaning, Content
28Chapter 28 - Jargon and Specialist Jargon
29Chapter 29 - Listening and Communication
30Chapter 30 - Illusion or Reality
31Chapter 31 - Experience and Maturity
32Chapter 32 - Old and Mature!?
33Chapter 33 - Being an Adult, Not a Child
34Chapter 34 - Behaviour Patterns, Mechanisms and Automatisms
35Chapter 35 - Live or Let Live?
36Chapter 36 - Self-evaluation
37Chapter 37 - Character and Personality
38Chapter 38 - Self-promotion, Self-realization and Self-confidence
39Chapter 39 - Self-promotion, Self-expression and Self-confidence
40Chapter 40 - Art or Artificial
41Chapter 41 - Touchy or Sensitive
42Chapter 42 - True and False Geniuses
43Chapter 43 - Genius and Chaos
44Chapter 44 - Chaos and Order
45Chapter 45 - Evaluating
46Chapter 46 - Comparison and Value
47Chapter 47 - Emancipation and Equality
48Chapter 48 - Inferiority
49Chapter 49 - How Valuable and Important Are You?
50Chapter 50 - to Please or Not to Please