ZenithGold Publishers

The Psychology of the Five Divine Virtues DRICOCOT

Bhuka B.M. Bijumiro –Jjumiro

 Did you know mental discernment is different from spiritual (divine) discernment? The Psychology of the Five Divine Virtues – DRICOCOT offers detailed clarification of the Five Divine Virtues of discernment, righteousness, contentment, compassion and truthfulness. The author also expounds upon the Seven Opposing Virtues, the Three Theological Virtues, as well as discussing the Three Inevitable Works to Perfect Enlightenment. For everyone who desires to learn more of these virtues and how to apply them in daily living to make progress toward liberating the soul, this is a "must read" book.

307 pages

Irrevocable Commitment and Spiritual Journey from

  America to Africa: Building Sseesamirembe City of

                                   Peace

- Ensikire Keraanje Nemigero

  A few days before New Year's Eve 1995, words about a place called Sseesamirembe City in Uganda and a Perfect Enlightened Saint, born in Africa, near the birthplace of the River Nile were heard for the first time. This signaled the opening of the door to the ancient ageless Path of the Saints. It is a spiritual journey intertwined with the struggles and saga of Lucinda Mundle, an enslaved African ancestor, who survived in America five generations before the author's birth. The story weaves through a history of Africans in America to the death of Emmett Till, an event that preceded a series of actions that catapulted a generation of African Americans to contemplate concepts of African consciousness and issues concerning Africa during the 1960's. Finally, the journey transcended all other issues and lead to the doorway of the Path to discover "Thirty Three Beginners' Steps Toward Universal Spiritual Understanding."

The expression of "will" presented here is an exposed view of personal spiritual commitment - an enduring unbreakable chain of determination to live a spiritually centered life of service. It is an individual's "will" to succeed on the ageless Spiritual Path to higher consciousness and liberation of the soul. It is the story of choice to accomplish, to fulfill, and hopefully - to ever remain humbly rooted in the consciousness that "Divine Will Be Done." This spiritual saga has been set to paper to answer; Why would a forty-something African American woman and grandmother; a business owner of fourteen years; and community-college teacher walk away from biological family, home, profession, business, and settled life? What would cause one to begin a search for spiritual significance and the purpose of life? Eleven years later, this book was written to show how the word commitment played out in the life of a spiritual aspirant.

438 pages