
Steve Silver (3)
Author of The Alchemy Secret Code
For other authors named Steve Silver, see the disambiguation page.
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The Alchemy Secret Code
Reveals the Secrets of the Old and
New Testaments' Stories & Allegories
by Steve Silver, Mark Wysocki and Joseph Peterson
This 581 page heroic teacher was a pleasure and a treasure to review because it helped me to think and dig deep to understand the truth within the bible stories and the mystique that has felt like a lot of fog getting in the way of my spiritual growth and development. I won't fool ya, this read takes some dedication and I found myself taking it in show more chunks at a time, but I walked away with an indescribable sense of wisdom. Like touching something that was always there.
It is very clear right from the start that this amazing reference was done as a labor of love and from the enlightening Q & A section in the back I learned that the author's decided to leave the read uncensored because they saw suchimportance in what had been written that they didn't wanna give us the reader less than the best, and I for one am glad they just left it alone. I would recommend this terrific troubadour to anyone drawn to the deeper mysteries hidden within the Good Book. Thanks fellas, for saying so much and saying it so well.
Love & Light,
Riki Frahmann show less
Reveals the Secrets of the Old and
New Testaments' Stories & Allegories
by Steve Silver, Mark Wysocki and Joseph Peterson
This 581 page heroic teacher was a pleasure and a treasure to review because it helped me to think and dig deep to understand the truth within the bible stories and the mystique that has felt like a lot of fog getting in the way of my spiritual growth and development. I won't fool ya, this read takes some dedication and I found myself taking it in show more chunks at a time, but I walked away with an indescribable sense of wisdom. Like touching something that was always there.
It is very clear right from the start that this amazing reference was done as a labor of love and from the enlightening Q & A section in the back I learned that the author's decided to leave the read uncensored because they saw suchimportance in what had been written that they didn't wanna give us the reader less than the best, and I for one am glad they just left it alone. I would recommend this terrific troubadour to anyone drawn to the deeper mysteries hidden within the Good Book. Thanks fellas, for saying so much and saying it so well.
Love & Light,
Riki Frahmann show less
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