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5.0 out of 5 stars Short but it says a lot, April 29, 2003
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Paul Lappen (Manchester, CT USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: The Spiritual Guide for the Really Busy Person: Simple Steps to Well-Being (Paperback)
In this fast-paced, 24/7 type world, many things can get left behind; spirituality is usually among them. This book aims to change that.

The first step for any person is to decide just what they want out of life. What is their heart's desire? Is it better to be happy, or to have a closer relationship with the Creator? The come a series of things that anyone can do during the day to incorporate spirituality into their lives.

When you get up in the morning, take several deep breaths and some stretching exercises to get yourself ready for the day. Try singing, or yoga or color visualization. During the day, think before you speak. Pay attention to where you put your energy. At noontime, take a moment of silence or say noontime prayers. It sounds like a cliche, but, on the way home from work, stop and smell the roses. Bless and appreciate your evening meal. Express your gratitude for the day just finished. At bedtime, send healing prayers to anyone who may need them. Write down things from the day for which you are grateful.

Included is a list of things that can be done at any time during the day. Take time to visualize your future. Replace meat products with natural alternatives. Stay Clean. Try not to take on too much. Take the time to unclutter and reorganize. Remember where people are coming from emotionally. Stop worrying. In short, make the most of everyday.

Perhaps one of the reasons for all the strife and discord today is the decreasing importance of spirituality in people's lives. This book doesn't push any particular religion or conception of "God." The suggestions included can be done by people of any religion. For anyone who wants to keep a spiritual connection in today's world, or anyone wanting to fix a "broken" connection, this book is an excellent place to start. It's a very quick read, and it says a lot.

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5.0 out of 5 stars The Spiritual Guide for the Really Busy Person, October 23, 2002
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Diane Newsham (Philadelphia . Pa) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Spiritual Guide for the Really Busy Person: Simple Steps to Well-Being (Paperback)
I was ready for a positive change in my life and picked up this book . The perspective given by the author Sherri Carden- McDonald is fresh and exciting. She seems to have a real grasp on todays busy lifestyles and how we can make change in our life with the limited time most of us have for ourselve. I have implemented her useful techniques and cannot tell you the difference it has made in my life... I will be buying this book for all the people that I care about.... Thank you Sherri Carden McDonald for your wonderful insights... A must read for everyone.
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