W. Norman Cooper, a View of a Holy Man

Review A student of W. Norman Cooper for many years, the author shares some of her conversations with her Teacher and recounts the changes these conversations brought into her life. The book brings to light the great truth that there is more to life than is seen outwardly. Ultimately all truth must be found in the -- Best Books of the Western Small Press From the Back Cover The author has had the opportunity of many inspiring and fruitful conversations with her Teacher, W. Norman Cooper, over a long span of years. She has written this book with the great desire to share some of these conversations and to relate, as nearly as possible, those incidents which were sometimes most unusual. What the author has presented is quite simply a "view." It is a view of one who, through a life of spiritual devotion, has helped and encouraged, blessed and healed many throughout the years. It is a view of one who has dedicated his whole life to the service of others. In this changing world, there are those who may'be searching for inspiration and freedom in their lives. This thought-challenging book is unique because it brings to light for the reader the great fact that there is "more" in our lives than is seen outwardly. It is finding the inner life. About the Author Roselyn Witt, the author of "W. Norman Cooper--A View of a Holy Man," first met Dr. Cooper in 1953. Soon afterwards she became his student and one of his close and valued co-workers in Truth Center, which Dr. Cooper founded to share his teachings throughout the world. For a number of years she served as Secretary of the Center. During her classes and her conversations with him she was able gain an insider's view of her teacher. She writes in the introduction to her book, "This book has been written with the great desire to share some of the conversations I have had with him; and to relate, as nearly as possible, those incidents which sometime were most unusual."