Inspirational and educational book, dedicated to every child in the world, including the one inside each of us. Great family read. It will inspire children, young adults and adults alike to experience life from a different perspective. Through the eyes and voices of two children, Lara and Tian, the reader is taken on a round the world journey to the past in search of answers to some of our deepest concerns. In the straightforward manner that only children are capable of, Lara and Tian unveil the answers that we adults fail to see simply because our minds and hearts have lost the ability to see. This is a trip of discovery, an opportunity to appeal to the inner child inside each of us and to remove the crust that keeps us blindfolded. The truth is so simple that it seems magical. It will nourish your soul as it awakens your heart to the wisdom inside.
it was a fun and easy book to read and catches you by surprise because its contents are universal teachings and the words and quotes are elements forgotten by our daily “adult busy lives” that we tend to forget how easy is to find the key to be happy no matter what if we want.
What a fresh story about two pre-teen kids that meet their curiosity head-on with ambition and imagination! Once I started reading “Spiritual Passport,” I couldn’t put it down. It’s jam-packed with creativity, adventure, and learning. I simply loved the clever concept of passport stamps as spiritual qualities, and I found myself racing to the end of each chapter to see which passport stamp would be given. Each time-traveling adventure reveals a unique perspective with profound insights and divine wisdom. “Spiritual Passport” is an instant classic, and I especially recommend it for anyone who loves a book that feeds the mind and nourishes the soul. Embark on the journey with Lara and Tian and get your Spiritual Passport stamped too!
This is a great little book and an easy read. What I especially like about it is the deep and meaningful quotes from great leaders and philosophers through all time. A nice introduction for kids who are starting to ask the bigger questions in life.