Publisher's Synopsis
Amazing Grace: Memoirs of a Transformational Journey is about one manâs struggle to discover his soul in a soulless world, in which he argues that a new kind of human being needs to emerge if our society is to be healed. This new person will need to be someone who will have âworked on themselvesâ to have become less materialistic and less ego-centred, more planet-friendly and, in particular, more concerned about the well-being of their fellow human beings. In this honest and no-holds-barred book, we learn that if we choose to undertake such a journey, there is no avoiding a confrontation with all those areas of ourselves which prevent this. In author Serge Beddington-Behrenâs case, this included his need to come face to face with his chauvinism, his âlittle boyâ who refused to grow up, his narcissism - the myth that the âright womanâ would save him - and the delusion of being âspecialâ! Chronicling his encounters with the many wise people heâs met along his way, Amazing Grace shows how to let go of attachments to false narratives and assists one in becoming more honest and open-hearted. Sergeâs adventures are amusing in places; his hope is that upon discovering the many gifts and blessings that came his way as he aspired to evolve, the reader might feel moved to embark upon similar journeys of self-discovery, vital to our planetâs survival.