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Happiness, fear, loneliness and love are all parts of a state of being that every person experiences in their lifetime. Many Faces to Many Places is an inspirational story filled with beautifully descriptive moments of a soul’s journey that allows for the freedom of happiness, the hard lessons of life and the rewards of growth and understanding. The metaphors within Many Faces to Many Places are memorably translated into real everyday struggles and triumphs. Judy Azar LeBlanc, wrote Many Faces to Many Places as an outlet Text Box:

for her love of spirituality and philosophy. Although Judy has traveled the Text Box:

world, her travels pale in the shadow of Many Faces to Many Places, the ultimate journey through life.

An inspirational story filled with beautifully descriptive moments of a soul’s journey.

About the Book

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Guided by Faith, the protagonist, Many Faces, is led through a spell-binding three-part journey through the world of timeless knowledge that reveals a succession of hidden mysteries of the soul. After many travels, when she thinks that she has finally completed her journey, Many Faces loses her faith. Now alone, she finds herself in a kingdom where money is a god that is worshiped and subjects wear masks to hide their imperfections. This kingdom is designed to satisfy the subtle but powerful passions of the flesh, and Many Faces then discovers that she has missed the ultimate truth.

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“Short but Powerful”,
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“It is well written and nearly every humanfrailty and strength makes an appearance.”
Charles Ashbacher, May 30, 2005

“Inspirational and Timeless”
Heather Froeschl, Bookreview.com, May 23, 2005

Some of the many lessons that Many Faces is taught during her journey include: “I am not called Elusive, the Great Golden Butterfly of Happiness for nothing, the more that I am chased, the more elusive I become.” (pg. 15)… “To be paralyzed in the face of fear is only temporary, but to never go beyond is crippling for life”. (pg. 12-13)… “To have a friend, you must be a friend, and to be a friend, you must first make friends with yourself.” (pg. 18)… “You are the gold and love is within your heart.” (pg. 48)

Many Faces to Many Places is a work that allegorically travels to the inner places of the spirit in search of timeless knowledge and truth. This is a journey that all of mankind must travel, yet few have successfully completed.

Available through Ingram Book Company, Spring Arbor Book Distributors, Xulon Press, Barnes and Noble, Borders Books, Mindtreebooks.com, ebookmall.com and Amazon.com

About the Author

Judy Azar LeBlanc was born in Raton, New Mexico, and was raised and educated in Albuquerque. She is a graduate of San Jose University, in San Jose, California, where she did her graduate work in industrial psychology and was certified in personnel testing. After extensive travel, she and her husband retired to a small town in Baja, Mexico, where Judy now devotes her time to writing and teaching. Other works of Judy Azar Leblanc include Things My Father Never Taught Me, The Compromise and The Unveiling.