Spiritual Journey of Joel S. Goldsmith

Put aside the controversy surrounding Goldsmith's heirs; the same thing happened within the Krishnamurti circle and the A Course in Miracles (regarding the copyright). Things haven't gone so well after the death of Jesus as well... This book is an inspiring and practical account of an American who touched the Light within him and shared it with the world. He was a blessing upon this planet.

This book was my introduction to The Infinite Way. Having been reared in Christian Science, I found the book fascinating from the standpoint of transition, being that Joel had also been a Christian Scientist. It gives a perception of the person we know as 'Joel' and provides an understanding of relativeness. We have all been through growing experiences, and 'A Spiritual Journey . . .' paves the way for the beginner and adds light to an otherwise mysterious past of an enlightened mystical teacher. The book provided a very important principle to my husband and myself. We typed and framed a quote from this book that helped immensely in our business of being self-employed 'together'. It's found on page 163 which states, "two individuals, each recognizing his God-given individual capacity . . . . " and I'll let you discover the rest of the sentence. After 22 years, it's still hanging on a wall of my home. If one is a follower of the works of Joel Goldsmith, this book, I believe, is the only one out there that gives insight to the man during his formative years. A blessing to me, and I think it will be to you also. Lorraine Sinkler did the world a favor when she wrote this one, regardless of whether or not Joel wanted a biography. We're all making a transition and to know that someone 'just like us' has already paved the way, and how, is of immeasurable value. Gail Gupton, Author: The 31-Day Diet of Spiritual Enlightenment and Seekers of Truth.