DES PLAINES, Ill., July 6, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- A person's deeds while sojourning on earth will shape his eternal destiny. Life is short; thus, it must be lived well. How can one achieve eternal life? Author Fernanda Persichilli opens readers' eyes and exposes them to an unvisited realm of spirituality with Gold Mind Discovery $.
Fernanda Persichilli believes that every individual should achieve "a gold mind" or eternal life. Her book, Gold Mind Discovery $ lays down the facts on how to reach a certain level of spirituality and purity that can lead humanity to salvation. It proves to all rabbis, priests, monks, ministers, and all readers on earth that people have a royal woman who is free from all ignorance.
Written in Yiddish, this enriching and inspiring book reveals today's way, truth, and life for the wife of virtues or valor - and encourages readers to search for the Messiah in their lives. Persichilli invites individuals to immerse in this soulful read and achieve a golden mind.
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About the Author
Fernanda Persichilli was born in Ripi Province, Frosinone, Italy in 1938. She went to America in 1949, when she was eleven. Her writing career began in 1972 when she woke up from a dream. After thirty-seven years of practice, she decided to write this first little book. She hopes to convey mythology and theology, explain life and death, and to bring joy to her husband, her four children, and her relatives around the world.
Gold Mind Discovery $ * by Fernanda Persichilli di Luigi Persichilli
Publication Date: July 3, 2009
Trade Paperback; $23.99; 418 pages; 978-1-4415-4796-5
Trade Hardback; $34.99; 418 pages; 978-1-4415-4797-2
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