A Cup of Coffee at the Soul Cafe

by Leonard I. Sweet

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Filled with inspiring messages from the greatest thinkers in human history as well as Sweet's own philosophical observations, Soul Cafe nourishes our thirsting souls with wisdom, gently reminding us of our divine purpose.

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