Love Trumps Karma

by Karyn Henley

Overview

Your Hindu, Buddhist, Muslim and New Age friends seem kinder, more accepting and generous, and less judgmental than some Christians you know. And Christians are supposed to be the most loving people on earth! Go figure!

Your friends may think the Bible is just a rule book for a religion that is narrow-minded and condemning. Some say that there is no absolute truth.

Your friends talk about karma, bad karma.* They're right. They've got karma. You've got karma. Like it or not, we've all got karma.

But that's not all we have in common. In Love Trumps Karma, you will uncover what we all know we know and find out what you really believe -- and why.

*karma : the cause and effect of human action

Product Details

BN ID:	2940015584899
Publisher:	Child Sensitive Communication, LLC
Publication date:	10/11/2012
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	152
File size:	1 MB

About the Author

Award-winning author Karyn Henley has written over 100 titles, which include a mix of children's books and articles, parent-teacher books, articles, and curricula, and preschool musicals and CD's/DVD's of original music for children. An accomplished songwriter, Karyn has been a Dove Award nominee, and received a regional Emmy Award as Music Composer for a Christmas television special. She has traveled worldwide speaking to parents and teachers and entertaining children and their families in storytelling/active movement sessions and concerts. Most of her work has been in the area of spiritual development. She is best known as the author of the original version of The Beginner's Bible, which during the fifteen years it was in print (1989-2004), sold over 5 million copies and was translated into 17 languages.

A graduate of Abilene Christian University (BSEd), Karyn received a Master's of Fine Arts degree from Vermont College of Fine Arts in 2004. She lives in Nashville, Tennessee.

Karyn's debut line of YA fantasy novels is entitled Angelaeon Circle. The first release in the series is Breath of Angel, published by WaterBrook Multnomah in 2011, followed by Eye of the Sword in 2012.