Notes from (Over) the Edge began as scribbling on paper in a black
spiral notebook.
Since 2005, critically acclaimed author, Jim Palmer, has been
chronicling his spiritual journey out of organized religion, in
search of a deeper spirituality and lasting happiness. After two
near-death experiences, Palmer set his resolve to address the root
cause of his own personal suffering, and to know true peace and
freedom, which he had failed to find through religion. He recorded
personal notes about his spiritual awakening is the basis for Notes
from (over) the Edge. An excerpt from the book, "15 Things Jesus
Didn't Say," went viral, and is indicative of Palmer's writing,
which reveals an inclusive spiritual message of Jesus for all
humankind. As one reader put it, "Jim leads us out of your own self
imposed prison cells into the joy, freedom, and peace that
religious rhetoric promised but fails to deliver."
Notes from (over) the Edge is divided into five main parts. Part
One is a conversation with the reader about how to approach the
pursuit of truth. Part Two is a direct, practical, and no-nonsense
guide to addressing the root cause of personal suffering, and
uncovering true peace and freedom. In Part Three, Palmer confronts
the teachings of pop Christianity, and how they have hidden or
corrupted the true message and meaning of Jesus. Part Four delves
into the process of recovering from religious pathology. In Part
Five, Palmer discusses how truth applies in the special cases of
domestic violence, and depression.
Jim Palmer is considered one of the "great spiritual writers of
our time." There is a ring of authenticity and deep insight in what
he writes. Some of the most significant spiritual truths are too
often communicated in heady or abstract terms, making them
difficult to comprehend. Palmer's writing is profound but
accessible, transformational but practical.
No matter your religious tradition, spiritual orientation, or
life philosophy, Jim Palmer reveals truth that inspires love,
peace, harmony, wisdom, and compassion along the everyday paths of
life and living.
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