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Author:	Thomas E. Uharriet
Title:	Beatles Enlightenment
Subtitle:	Spiritually Transformative Selections From The Book That Set Records. The Memoirs Of Billy Shears
Publisher:	CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Country:	USA
Date:	9 Sep 2009
Format:	Paperback
Genre:	Fiction, Music
ISBN13 / Barcode:	9781475145953
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Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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128 pages. Book dimensions:‎ 12.85 cms x 0.81 cms x 19.84 cms.

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Beatles Enlightenment builds on Billy's Back!, but takes you deeper psychologically. It not only exposes the "Paul is Dead" meanings in Let It Be, Within You and Without You, Across the Universe, and The Long and Winding Road, but also reveals the emotional anguish and ultimate spiritual breakthroughs behind these and other songs. This book contains selections from The Memoirs of Billy Shears that are too philosophical, or spiritually esoteric, for the general readership of Billy's Back! If you enjoy books by illuminaries such as Deepak Chopra, Wayne Dyer, Eckhart Tolle, or Marianne Williamson, you will love reading some of their favorite concepts behind Beatles songs. When The Memoirs of Billy Shears began to be shared in 2009 and 2010, it became apparent that most readers were more interested in the details surrounding Paul's death and replacement than in the Beatles' philosophical breakthroughs. Furthermore, The Memoirs are too long for most readers. Giving the public what they want, Billy's Back! became the flagship, providing the information that was the highest in demand; and Beatles Enlightenment (although likewise packed with "Paul is Dead" clues, insights, and implications) became the vessel of their more spiritual contributions. Paving the foundation for Beatles Enlightenment, we highly recommend that you first read Billy's Back! The painful introspection and joyous liberation reflected in Beatles Enlightenment will make more sense after you are sure of Paul McCartney's death and replacement, and after you understand the intense internal struggles that those circumstances caused "Paul" (William).

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