A Relatable, Informative and Humorous Approach to Spirituality

Have you felt the inner nudge towards joy or felt there is more happiness and fulfillment available for you to experience? The book Down To Earth: The Spiritual Being’s Guide to a Happy, Human Experience will address these concerns.

There is a natural growth process to everything in a lifetime, as well as across the generations. There is also a constant unfolding, opening and expanding to become a fuller, more beautiful expression of oneself. We are at a point in history when we must be open to a new way of being that is based in love to transcend the issues in our society. To embrace this new way of being, we must learn to integrate our spiritual core with our human existence. This book provides clarity on spiritual law, how it works, and how to implement it in daily life with practical tools to enjoy our human experience to the fullest.

The hope is this book will inspire you to shift your way of being permanently to improve your life and the lives of those around you. In turn, others will awaken to new ways of being through your example which produces the domino effect necessary for us all to awaken as a species to the love, peace and joy we are meant to experience.

To purchase this book and gain access to over 150 episodes of author Glenn Ambrose’s free podcast “Life, Lessons and Laughter with Glenn Ambrose,” visit GlennAmbrose.com. You can also purchase the book on Amazon.com as of mid-December.

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