The Ultimate Freedom

The Ultimate Freedom by John H. Wyndham is a compelling, true spiritual adventure story that takes place in a Japanese prison camp on Java during the Second World War. The author, a prisoner of war for three years, was first considered a spy and was about to be executed. He prayed for divine direction and was given an unexpected answer which saved his own life, changed the lives of others and even brought about amazing experiences with his captors. Many true stories have been told, such as "Unbroken," and this one is not only true, but enters a new dimension of war experience. The spiritual dimension the author had recourse to is what sets this account apart from all others. The spiritual adventure continues after the war with issues of employment and income being solved through the author's spiritual resources. The account of ANZAC Day alone will astound and move you to tears A must-read war story

Author: Auriel Wyndham Livezey, John H. Wyndham
Publisher: Mountian Top Productions
Published: 06/03/1994
Pages: 128
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.34lbs
Size: 8.50h x 5.50w x 0.27d
ISBN: 9780964262805

About the Author
John H. Wyndham, a Dutch-born officer with the Royal Australian Air Force, was a prisoner of war for three years on the island of Java during the Second World War. How he dealt with this, and how he later became engaged in a successful business, makes for inspiring reading. His lifelong, ardent desire to bless mankind further took him across the world and even to serving with the United Nations. He was UNICEF's Assistant Director of Public Information in New York, and then UNICEF's Director of Public Information for Europe, based in Paris. John Wyndham later became a citizen of the United States and a worldwide lecturer on the subject of spiritual healing and spiritual solutions. His ten years of lecture tours included travel all over the United States, and to Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Europe, and Africa, speaking in English, Dutch, German and Afrikaans. From African villages to Carnegie Hall, his lectures were warmly welcomed and, many years later, are still well remembered. These lectures may be found in the book, The Spiritual Pathway to Freedom.

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