BOOK INFORMATION

Finding Meaning

By Phil Hu
10 Digit ISBN: 1-936198-26-6
13 Digit ISBN: 978-1-936198-26-9
LCCN: 2010921523
Price: $18.95
Trim: 8 x 5
Format (pb/hc): Paperback
Pages: 114
For additional information about this book, visit the website www.philhu.ca.
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BOOK DESCRIPTION

“Meaning comes in many forms, but I seek a meaning that remains changeless...If this meaning is found, it provides the individual with a psychological center that remains in the eye of the hurricane of life.”

"Finding Meaning" is a clear, penetrating guide to finding an inner meaning that cannot be taken by time or circumstance.

This book reveals to you:
• What true meaning is
• How meaning is seen by all human cultures
• Where freewill and fate come from
• What human nature is and how it drives us
• The obstacle of reason
• How we know anything
• How to identify the only obstacles to meaning: inside us
• The key to human dysfunction
• How understanding dysfunction allows us to release it
• Why there is negativity
• How you cannot rationalize your way out of an emotional problem
• When talking about emotional issues: the only way out is through
• What must guide you to meaning in the end
• A map and a compass for your inner journey
• The quintessence of spirituality
• The precedence of your inner world

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Phil Hu is an adventurer of the inner and outer world. He has lived on the east and west coasts of Canada in service to the Royal Canadian Navy and the iconic Royal Canadian Mounted Police. A world traveler, he has tasted daily life in the Far East, born as a first-generation Canadian. A graduate of York University in Toronto, he now pursues a master s degree at Hatley Castle in Victoria, Canada, home of Royal Roads University. He currently serves as a Mountie in the most extreme and remote First Nations village in northern British Columbia.