It is no secret that when it comes to spirituality, many of us seek answers that may never come. There are theories and ideas, suggestions and speculations, but most agree that only through meditation and the development of one’s spiritual self can enlightenment be achieved. Author Ricardo F. Henry agrees with the notion, but takes it one step further in his new work, "The Enlightened."
"The Enlightened" illustrates spiritual struggle through an exploration of the relationship that exists, or sometimes doesn’t exist, between a parent and an unborn child. Ricardo describes it as "the journey of two souls." He does not seek to find the definitive answer to the source of man’s faith, but rather to shed light on one man’s struggle with it as he desperately tries to prepare a new soul for an imperfect world. In the course of imparting spiritual knowledge to his unborn child, the parent comes to learn that there is much to be learned from his child as well.
Discussing topics such as spiritual purging, the concept of spiritualism, Nirvana, demonic influences, religious arrogance, and the human frailties we all suffer, "The Enlightened" offers to any who seek it a new path on the road to spiritual enlightenment.
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A multi-faceted personality, Dr. Ricardo F. Henry is both a clinical psychologist and writer of romantic poetry. Presently residing in Washington, DC, he frequently encourages others to fulfill their quest for spiritual enlightenment.
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