From Library Journal
The image of God as benevolent shepherd to a herd of followers may not appeal to the modern imagination the way it once did to a pastoral society. Church of Religious Science minister Leichtman revisits the 23rd Psalm in a manner that makes it relevant for today's seekers. Reflecting on the symbolism and poetic language of the prayer, he shows its power to focus the mind and heart on indwelling spiritual qualities that correspond to seven energy centers in the "inner anatomy," traditionally known as chakras, although the author does not use the term. He discusses prayer as a useful tool not only for Christians but for all who struggle with fear and anxiety. While generally a helpful and clear approach for beginners, this shows prayer as a means to an end and not as an end in itself, and the author presents a somewhat ambivalent concept of God who is powerful but impersonal, caring yet benevolently detached.
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"A helpful and clear approach." --
Library Journal,, March 1998A helpful and clear approach. --
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