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Has anyone else read this book? Irma Zaleski is a revert to Catholicism who spent some time studying various religions like Zen. Don’t worry about the title, this is not a kind of pseudo-Buddhist/Christian blend of mysticism but a simple, small reflection on finding Christ in our daily lives. There’s an ecumenical shade here between Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy as an Orthodox monastic community stirred her Catholic spirituality to revival.
I have nothing but good things to say about this book. It is very simple and small and reading little chapters for daily reflection has truly enhanced my spiritual life. In one chapter she writes that:
For anyone looking for a simple and devotional highlight of the heart of the Christian tradition, I strongly recommend this book!
I have nothing but good things to say about this book. It is very simple and small and reading little chapters for daily reflection has truly enhanced my spiritual life. In one chapter she writes that:
Obviously nothing new there, but that saying has become a little daily “mantra” for me to use as I live my life. It helps remind me to see Christ in every person and increases my awe of the Incarnation.
For anyone looking for a simple and devotional highlight of the heart of the Christian tradition, I strongly recommend this book!