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Has almost become my Bible Oct 01, 2009 This is simply the best overview book of dealing with deeper needs of our human souls. No matter what spiritual background you may be coming from you will find her to be a gracious and very wise host for your own spiritual journey. It seems that there is something of great wisdom on every page, so much to ponder that one never really completes reading the book, but reading it over and over again. And this is not a another self help book of fluff, but one that will challenge you on deeper levels where it really counts.
Didn't like the cover and paper quality Aug 13, 2009 I am actually still reading the book and i like it so far. However i was disappointed when i saw the book with its cover and paper quality. It is really low quality and for a book that i would like to keep it in my bookself, not very good...
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Good Book- focuses heavily on meditation Aug 06, 2009 The author makes some great points about spirituality in America today. However, the "seeker" wil find that meditation is the primary guidance the author presents.
true to the title Jul 08, 2009 This book really is a seeker's guide. It is like a spiritual toolbox, and can be especially helpful to those who are just beginning to step out on the religious/spiritual path and/or the path to greater psychological wholeness. The author touches upon many themes and offers not just mystical or speculative insights, but really sound, pragmatic advice. I bought a copy of this book for a friend of mine who has been going through some difficult times both psychologically and circumstantially, and who is new to spirituality, questioning, and just trying to be herself. She has almost finished reading it through and has found it very helpful and challenging. I recommend it to anyone interested and especially to those who are new to the subject.
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Feeding the Hungry Spirit Mar 06, 2009 The Seekers' Guide is a "how to" book on meditation that is honestly written and easy to understand. I wish I could get this kind of guidance in a church somewhere, but I don't think that is possible, at least not where I live. I am so hungry for such spirituality, but seem to find it only in books by Eckart Tolle, Thich Nhat Hanh, Ram Dass, Pema Chodron, and Elizabeth Lesser. Thank heaven for these writers.
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