The Keys to Thy Kingdom - meditation 101 to 999

[Geoff]

by Rev. Caesar Augustus Davila, D.Th.

I found this book ten years ago. It was sent to me, physically - the paper version - from South America where the author was esteemed as a "Saint". Curiously the author was a Catholic priest, with a doctorate in theology. Not the kind of guy to write this book, I have to say. I recommend it without hesitation. In fact I am sorry I had forgotten about it, else I am sure it would have made the FAQ section, so I hope Sandy will look at it, and if she thinks its as good as I do, that's where it will go.

This is a good "how to" on meditation, but somehow, he gets the point of "stillness" and "seeking Divine Love".

I made the pdf, and it infringes copyright, but that's because I cannot contact anyone to ask, and could not find any trace of the book on the web. I feel sure Rev. Caesar Augustus Davila, is ok with that.

The Keys to Thy Kingdom

love,
Geoff

[Sandy]

Hi Geoff,
Thank you for posting this. I'll take a look at it.
Love,
Sandy

[JohnR]

I have been on 1111angels.com all day reading. What a resource! My thanks to all the staff and moderators who work so hard at perpetuating it!

Wow, what a book! I've read the intro and first chapter, can't wait to get back to it! Geoff, thank-you so much for the MANY invaluable links you have provided all across the website.

[Geoff]

Yes I think its very good, if it gets a general rave, we can add it to the list of suggestions in the first forum.

love,
Geoff

[JohnR]

Well, I will be the first to rave about it then. I have finished reading it (could not put it down). I intuitively "know" that everything the author has to say is true. This book might be all that anyone wishing to "find" God would need.

[sammy]

And yet another 999 prompt...guess I should read this book!

LOVE!!!!
Sammy

[JohnR]

The book is very understandable and really easy to read. Written by a Catholic priest who has a doctorate in theology and has studied Eastern religions extensively. Awesome stuff. He analyzes prayer in more ways than I would have thought possible, among other things. Geoff "wholeheartedly" recommends it, as do I!