The author guides us back to our spiritual source, exploring the ways we can nurture a thriving soul in a harsh world. The large and small difficulties of our days challenge us to open our hearts and minds. And with an attitude of hope, a call to forgive, a celebration of mirarles, she helps us find our sacude footing on ordinarz ground.

Yeah, this didn't do much for me, after the first 60 pages or so, I felt like I was stuck in a sermon and just waiting for it to end so I could go home. Probably just confirmation that spirituality and faith don't really come to me, it's probably just a wiring thing within me.

Sure this works for some people though, just because doesn't work for me doesn't mean there are some universal concepts that strike home for others

Williamson helps us find our sacred footing on ordinary ground. No matter where we are or what we're doing, no matter what difficulties we face, there is always an opportunity to be happy, to connect with the spiritual - and to open our hearts and our minds. In the book of hours, Marianne Williamson teaches us to ride the currents of life and to seek out the sacred that will br

A nice quick read, but kind of felt like a throwaway book because it was somewhat of a superficial treatment of spirituality for every day life. ( )

The preachy tone of this one managed to annoy me but it had some interesting ideas. Even though the cover implies an inclusiveness it's a very very christian book, so I'd probably give it a 2.5, maybe a 3 for some of the ideas about living a thoughtful life but for the inclusive implication it gets a 2.

All about finding grace in the everyday and being at peace with it all. ( )