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Dust to God

A Spiritual Memoir and Philosophical Journey into Meaning, Oneness, and the Sacred Hidden in Everyday Life

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Dust to God

Von: Nicholas G Coleman PhD
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What if the sacred has been hiding in plain sight all along?
Dust to God is a vivid spiritual memoir and philosophical road-trip spanning fifty years, across continents and states of consciousness – guided by the seers, saints and sages of the world’s wisdom traditions – from mining fields in northwest Australia to the Divinity School at Cambridge University, and far beyond.
Through often amusing and sometimes confronting true stories, the author explores humanity’s oldest and most persistent questions:
Who am I?
What is reality?
Is there a deeper meaning beneath ordinary life?
And why has the universe evolved beings who ask these very questions?
This is not a book of doctrine or dogma. It is a lived inquiry into Oneness, meaning, and the nature of what many call God - revealed through real encounters, inner awakenings, and the outer events of a richly lived life. Dust to God is new skin for old knowledge that offers:
A deeply personal spiritual autobiography
A philosophical journey accessible to non-academics
An antidote to anxiety, confusion, and modern disconnection
A reminder of the wisdom we are all born with —- and often forget
“A fabulous feast of story and philosophy - a deeply spiritual inner journey through the outer physical world”— Murshida Nuria Daly, President, International Sufi Movement in Australia
If all the world is a stage and we are merely players, Dust to God dares to step behind the curtain to meet the playwright face to face, and to rediscover the sacred woven quietly through everyday existence.
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