The Shortest Journey is a touching and honest story about the process of a spiritual awakening. Sanna Suutari made her dream come true by travelling in a van around Australia, until one day she met a strange man in a camping area. From that meeting started a completely different kind of journey that Sanna herself couldn’t even imagine.

Sanna shares her story to encourage and inspire others who are also ready to question the reality of who they are and want to find out what this life is all about. The book shows that it doesn`t matter what one`s background is, all that is needed to realize the Truth is an open mind and willingness to find out.

“I am pleasantly surprised at the wisdom expressed in this book and how consistent it is in terms of the content.  I highly recommend this book to anyone wanting to look deeper into the nature of who you are, and to those who have always felt there was something more than this body, world and self we believe we are.”  Cindy Lora-Renard, author of A Course in Health and Well-Being, teacher of A Course in Miracles, and Spiritual Life Coach.

Sanna Suutari is a Finnish writer and facilitator, who supports others around the world to inquire into the reality of the beliefs about themselves, others and the world. 

TOC

Part One Imprisoned by the Shell

1 You Don ́t Know Who You Really Are

2 You Are Not a Body

3 Don't Believe, Find Out

4 Openness

5 The Voice Inside

6 Confidence

7 You Are Not Your Thoughts

8 You Are Not Your Feelings

9 You Are Not Your Identity

10 The Illusion of Separateness 

Part Two The Shell Cracks

11 The Illusion of Guilt

12 Free Will

13 Courage – Fear Is Just a Feeling

14 Determination

15 There Is No Time

16 What Everybody Is Looking For

17 Patience

18 Nothing Happens by Chance

19 Love Is Not a Need

20 Love Is

21 The Self Is Afraid of What You Are

22 Acceptance

23 The Bubble Bursts

24 Death 

Part Three Free from the Shell

25 Taking Responsibility

26 Forgiveness

27 Honesty

28 Thankfulness

29 The Inner Power

30 A Relationship – a Means of the Self to Preserve Its Existence.

31 The Self, the Source of All Symptoms

32 All but Love Comes and Goes