Soul Path

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Summary: An inspirational adventure novel for life-transition
Review: Benkovsky's book is a metaphysical novel in the tradition of "Celestine Prophecy" with eternal truths embedded in action and intrigue. The book reveals adventures of a soul that comes to Earth, and admidst unexpected loss and disappointmet, finds purpose and meaning. A must-read for anyone (especially men) stuggling with finding meaning in the unexpected twists an turns that life brings. A wonderful gift for a man in the midst of life changes, or midlife reassesment.

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Summary: An Awakened Insight to Achieving Fulfillment
Review: I really enjoyed this book and felt a certain excitement as I realized the author was very much aware of the process of the soul! He has taken an exciting and unique approach to unraveling the meaning of life and how it is actually designed. I would recommend this book to those who are in search of finding answers to life's puzzling events. Matt Stone makes the realization that there is so much more to life than first meets the eye. In fact, it is not seen through the "eye" but through feeling and experiencing. He gave himself permission to risk stepping outside of the "box" and had the courage to be who he really was; to pursue a career in his passion and find not only success but more importantly to find peace... as he agreed to align with his "soul's path".

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Summary: The Ski Lesson: Skiing through Life
Review: This is a book written for men, but equally meaningful for women. Soul Path reads like fiction, and those not into the metaphysical might pass up the book; but these people may be just the ones that need it the most.

Men generally have the least support when they are going through a divorce. They're supposed to be the tough ones; but inside every human being is vulnerability, and William Benkovsky shows us the very real vulnerability inside each one of us.

It's a book that you'd like to send each and every friend of yours that's going through relationship problems or has gone through a heartbreaking divorce.

If you pick up the book and start to set it aside, before you do, read chapter 15. In one brief chapter, The Ski Lesson teaches us more about life and relationships than scores of previously published self-help books.

William Benkovsky has a talent for writing that surpasses authors on the best-selling lists. I look forward to his future books.