A Life of Simplicity

A Life of Simplicity

by Thomas Conlan
A Life of Simplicity

A Life of Simplicity

by Thomas Conlan

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Overview

A Life of Simplicity is more than an autobiography. The author, Thomas Conlan, first put pen to paper in his eighty-third year to recount his journey through life for the benefit of future generations. Having lived and experienced the turbulence of the twentieth century he held firm to the fact that life is always new and good. He trusted that the simplicity of its message might help bring clarity to anyone needing to know why we are here on this earth.
Reading through its pages is a refreshing interlude between the growing urgencies pressing upon us in these current times of consumerism. The book's gentle pace and naturalness helps us reconnect with our true nature, the wonder of love in existence. It shows us how being simple is being fulfilled.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781497370241
Publisher: CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date: 03/17/2014
Pages: 140
Product dimensions: 5.00(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.30(d)

About the Author

Thomas Conlan was born on December 17th 1917 in Kildooras, Co. Clare. He was the third youngest in a family of nine and at the age of three, by his own choosing, he went to live with his childless aunt and uncle. In the surroundings of this small farmstead he enjoyed the simplicity of his childhood years being in close contact with nature. At the age of fourteen the responsibility of the farm was suddenly thrust upon him after the unexpected death of his uncle. This became the deciding moment of his life journey. He never left this place where later his five children were naturally born to Nora, his wife.
Thomas had a rare gift of insight. Although he did not claim it to be anything special, yet it soon becomes apparent in his book that he was not just recalling his path, rather he was showing the way, and in particular to the ones not yet born. Reading through its pages will illustrate the rest.
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