Return to the Sacred

This book is about the author’s pathways to his own spiritual awakening. However, he gives the reader a lot of options, suggestions and pointers as to how and where to start his or her own spiritual path. Now, if you want to follow his footsteps you will need a very considerable amount of money to t......more

The author's many experiences shows that there is no "one way" to awaken the spirit, and it does not always come from the things that we think will awaken it. Awakening the spirit is just the start of the journey though, not the end so every experience builds on those that came before giving new und......more

Obviously not a person who grew up with poverty and lives in poverty or understands it. I've never had the money for a passport, let-alone the money to be joining yoga classes and such. I got tired of reading about his trips all over the place. As someone who is ill and has been, over all, a lot house......more

Interesting premise, annoying execution. The author writes from a place of EXTREME privilege, loves name dropping, and his tone is often a little condescending. That said, the 12 spiritual paths he discusses are fascinating, and I appreciate how he introduces them, shares different options along eac......more

This was an interesting read. I was looking for some ways to better incorporate my spiritual practice into my daily life and the master paths detailed in this book gave me a lot of inspiration. A bit heavy on the personal anecdotes but otherwise very informative.......more