Frank Daversa Pens Book on 21st Century Spirituality
By: Christina Mancuso Oct. 31, 2014
HOUSTON
Every day, millions of Americans question their ability to embrace and practice religion in their lives.
In his new book, "Spirituality in the 21st Century," author Frank Daversa reveals the answers that so many have struggled to discover: namely, readers need to explore their spirituality.
While presenting a fresh approach to ideology and the world in general, Daversa highlights revolutionary concepts and insightful viewpoints that defy common knowledge and encourage readers to focus on personal enlightenment.
Daversa has been engaged in a spiritual journey ever since a serious illness befell him in 1997. He faithfully believes that the more a person develops and grows spiritually, the greater their reward in this life and beyond will be.
"Spirituality in the 21st Century" maintains a straightforward approach while discussing participation in organized religion and an individual's idea of God. Spirituality has a broader scope than religion, Daversa asserts, and must be treated accordingly.
"I believe that there exists and absolute truth in life, and only God knows it," said Daversa. "The further readers grow spiritually, the more they will begin to comprehend that truth. Spiritual enlightenment helps build character, which leads to better relationships, stronger families, and more fulfilling lives."
For more information, visit http://www.Spirituality21stCentury.com
"Spirituality in the 21st Century"
By Frank Daversa
ISBN: 978-1-4918-5304-7
Softcover retail price: $12.95
E-book retail price: $3.99
Available on Amazon, Barnes and Noble and AuthorHouse online bookstores
About the author
Frank Daversa was raised in South Hempstead, New York. After receiving his Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science, Daversa moved to Houston, TX where he worked in the corporate world for 14 years before becoming a writer in 2007. Frank has been on a spiritual journey since 1997, which inspired him to write his latest book, "Spirituality in the 21st Century."
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