If we could take a year off and seek to know an existential moment
would we take it? And what would we find? Existential is defined as something
affecting one’s existence.
Since we are,
according to the author, both body and spirit, we need to take time to develop
our spiritual body, the unseen part of us. Action and contemplation need to be
balanced.
Yankoski asks
us to go in depth in three areas: with self, with God and with others. As
presented here it takes time. In this age of instant gratification it is a
discipline learned.
This subject is
not for the person who likes easy, no sacrifice answers. But it is needed for
those who want a rich mystic experience.
I was sent this
book free from Booklookbloggers.com for review. I wasn’t sure what I was
getting. I was not required to give an interview gushing with praise. I found
this book to grow on you. There are things to think about, if you are honest
with yourself.
Being well written and
progressively stimulating it becomes hard to put down. It is worth the time
spent in digesting it. It is not written in a scholarly manner so anyone can
interact with it.
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