Baptist De Pape: The Power of the Heart
The film is a heart-opening and transformational experience that will lead us to uncover and rediscover the treasure in our chest.
Our spiritual growth, development and enfoldment as a being are contingent upon learning to trust the heart and the soul. ~ Michael Bernard Beckwith
Expanding on the on-camera interviews, the beautifully designed full-color book of the same name, published by Atria Books, reveals how we can overcome limitations in our daily life and fulfill our highest potential by allowing ourselves to tap into the power of the heart. With its unprecedented convocation of eighteen of the world’s greatest spiritual thinkers, authors, and scientists, including Gary Zukav, John Gray, Marianne Williamson, Neale Donald Walsch, Michael Bernard Beckwith and many more, The Power of the Heart book assists us in finding our true purpose in life by accessing the power of our heart.
The wisdom of the heart will see the power and the beauty and the opportunity of every moment that you live and cherish each one.~ Gary Zukav
By sharing their personal stories as well as profound guidance, these true icons co-created a sensational portrait of the heart as an inexhaustible source of love and wisdom that far surpasses that of the mind. Their unforgettable lessons will inspire you to find your hidden talents, hear your inner voice, find meaning in whatever happens and fulfill your true purpose in life. Mindfulness exercises and contemplations along with quotes from the co-creators guide you to activate your heart’s special powers, including developing intention, cultivating intuition, expressing gratitude, forgiveness and loving kindness and recognizing synchronicity to improve all areas of life. The central theme among all the co-creators is that they all believe that the heart is the most powerful connection that we have with our true identity – our soul, Higher self, God and the Now.
In order to find the path to your heart, you have to stop the chattering of your mind and find a moment of stillness just as Baptist de Pape did.
