Dogma: "A Spiritual Dog's Tale"

"Dogma, A Spiritual Dog's Tale" is a unique literary work that serves as a vehicle for those interested in spiritual ideas and efforts which lead to higher consciousness. The term "dogma" is defined as "a principle or a set of principles laid down by an authority as incontrovertibly true." Dogma, A Spiritual Dog's Tale, has been chosen as the title of this book as a way to combine an eclectic, spiritual doctrine of faith, hope, and love, also referred to as the "Great Work" with the whimsical inclusion of a gifted dog as its storyteller. The book recounts the experience of life while living in a spiritual community led by Dr. Robert Charles Sohn, its Guru and spiritual leader. It provides some of the essential ideas of his teaching, and a glimpse into the unique and extraordinary setting where it all took place. It's best to say that the ideas contained in this book are nestled within a Fourth Way ideology. There are many ways of practice which lead to spiritual enlightenment: included are the ways of the yogi, monk, fakir, and the Fourth Way. The Fourth Way is not practiced in austere seclusion as are the first three, but is accomplished on the battlefields of life. A student of the Fourth Way sees life as a gymnasium, a place to Work on and develop one's spiritual muscles. So many people look at ideas related to spiritual development as inadmissible to their lives and/or impossible to accomplish. For those interested on how best to re-shuffle the cards of life for a higher purpose there's Dogma, A Spiritual Dog's Tale."