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“Living Through 2016” by J. K. Pascall Soft -book launching ceremony this Thursday January 19th at the Philipsburg Jubilee Library.

January 15, 2017

“Living Through 2016” by J. K. Pascall Soft -book launching ceremony this Thursday January 19th at the Philipsburg Jubilee Library.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Trinidadian native and inspirational author J. K. Pascall will be presenting his book “Living Through 2016” on Thursday, January 19th, from 6 pm to 7.30 pm at the Philipsburg Jubilee Library.
“Consciousness is the beginning, to know yourself as yourself are a key to finding the mind behind the identity; to wear your identity like clothes and not be a slave to it; the beginning is to do what you have always done through the identity but not to be afraid to go beyond that. It just took the greater part of a life time to get to that point” stated J. K. Pascall. This started at the tender age of 17 through the weight of teenage confusion. Life transformed after being taken under the wings of a family friend becoming his mentor. Pascall's education took off; he was exposed to new knowledge and experiences. The transformation came in two phases – one through immersion into the world of books: from “Chronicles of Tao” by Den Ming Tao to “The long walk to freedom” by Nelson Mandela among others. Through the life experience of relationships; marriage and divorce. Then phase two, the breakthrough came 22 years later when he re-established contact with his mentor, who sent him the e-book “Journey to 9th Planet” by Michael Demarquet; the final balance to his life education awaking his epiphany.
This work presents itself as a soul's expression of compassion, a partial memoir, and a time capsule as it recognizes 2016 as a pivotal year in our development, in his own pivotal year, the year Mr. Pascall turns 40. It’s an inspirational guide to the seeker who is encouraged to take the long view to their own epiphany an alternative route to unlocking one’s own gifts heightening awareness and consciousness.
Mr. Pascall is a Caribbean born family man who grew up in Trinidad and Tobago studied Sociology and an observer of the way people live throughout the Caribbean to the United States. The author promotes self-reliance and self-confidence to arrest the flavor of our lives. He is currently living in Trinidad and works in the public service as an immigration officer.
This book launch has been sponsored by Smart car Rental, atrium Beach Resort, Renttasound Ltd., Livewire International and The Philipsburg Jubilee Library.
The book launching ceremony and book signing will take place on January 19th, 2017, time 6pm sharp to 7.30 pm. at the library.

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“Living Through 2016” by J. K. Pascall Soft -book launching ceremony this Thursday January 19th at the Philipsburg Jubilee Library.

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