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"People are very much like sheep. They are very docile and docile animals. Instead of taking responsibility, they wait for someone else to take the lead and then run after him. Should we be surprised that leaders choose the best for themselves and give th
The Tibetan Book of the Dead is a unique work of the sacred segment of world literature. It was originally called Bardo Thodol (Liberation by Listening on the Afterlife). With an afterword by C. G. Jung.
The book is one of the most significant works of Adventist theological thought and Christian eschatology. First published in 1888, this book has been translated into numerous languages, including Croatian, and remains relevant today.
