The Soul's Sincere Desire

The Soul's Sincere DesireProfessor Clark shows the miraculous force of prayer in his life and exemplifies a technique of prayer that will offer practical aid and comfort to many people. In dealing with prayer, Clark argues that if we approach God in an attitude of patient anticipation, openness and receptivity, helpful ideas will often come to us fully developed. In searching for the way in which Jesus viewed the world, Glenn Clark writes that he made the greatest discovery

Professor Clark shows the miraculous force of prayer in his life and exemplifies a technique of prayer that will offer practical aid and comfort to many people. In dealing with prayer, Clark argues that if we approach God in an attitude of patient anticipation, openness and receptivity, helpful ideas will often come to us fully developed.

In searching for the way in which Jesus viewed the world, Glenn Clark writes that he made the Ògreatest discoveryÓ of his life. The story is told in The SoulÕs Sincere Desire, in chapters 2 and 3: A Lost Art of Jesus, and, In the True Spirit. The Discovery: ÒÉthat JesusÕ attitude toward life was one of converting everything he saw and touched into parablesÉTo look at life imaginativelyÉto see life truthfully, that is to say, spirituallyÉ was an ÔartÕ that Jesus mastered in such a magnificent manner.