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Kathryn Lanier lives in Colorado with her seven year old twins. She is a freelance writer, editor, reviewer educated at UNC-CH and the College of Charleston. Kathryn is published internationally, designed and is teaching In-Vision! Seminar for personal empowerment, and edits for international clients.

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The Fabric of Self"True love has no object. It is a state of being." The first shock-wave that moves through you as you open this peaceful book is that John McAfee lives his words - he claims no ownership of his words and offers them freely to you to facilitate your continued spiritual awareness of what it truly means to live! McAfee's meditations are not mere platitudes but are the raw truths that we so often do not want to face as we take that long, hard look in the mirror. The Fabric of Self is a tremendous visual experience as each meditation is presented against a screen of light blue fabric with plenty of room on each page to pen your own thoughts and revelations. The meditations are divided into chapters that challenge us to discover the duality of our own virtues and vices and thereby uncover the "brilliant light of truth shining within each of us." Just as John McAfee shines with the oneness of nature and humanity, so does he offer us this opportunity to honor our own connectedness.

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