It was just OK compared to other spiritual awakening type books I have been reading. In my opinion, she adds no new perspectives to help me learn. ( )

When Sue Bender proudly announced to a friend that her first book, Plain and Simple, had made it to the New York Times bestseller list, her friend immediately shot back, "But what number on the list are you?" Bender was shocked, realizing that nothing we accomplish seems like enough in our overly pressured world. In Everyday Sacred we follow Bender on her quest to make every moment enough. Cleaning a desk, sipping cappuccino, making computer connections, and appreciating freshly painted walls all become opportunities to satiate one's life with sacred encounters. The end product reads like an Amish quilt--simple vignettes sewn together to create a comfortable lifetime companion.

I enjoyed reading this book. She has some good insights and short stories regarding "being in the moment", embracing mistakes, and related deeper lessons life teaches if you listen. I would read this again. ( )

This book teaches us that each step along life's way is an opportunity for spiritual learning when we live with full attention and love.

A wonderful little book, gently reminds you of what's really important in life. A book to read when life seems to be getting on top of you and you need to step back and regain control. ( )