Walking Through Walls: Practical Spirituality in an Impractical World

very good reading emphasizes kindness and patience. The author delivers the experience in the matter.

While this book takes time to read and you need prepare yourself to learn, reflect, and experience the journey - it is a valuable tool to center your soul and embrace the life God gave you.

I read the library copy of this book and decided I wanted and needed my own copy so as to actually take the time to do the book's suggestions - focusing on one lesson every three days and a separate practice every Sunday. It is making a big difference in my life, in how I process my thoughts, and consequently, in how I feel. I think the title is so apropos because I do indeed feel like I am moving through walls I had assumed were impermeable. I would prefer the book without some of the religious language. I have my own concept of a Higher Power and do not want anyone else telling me how to think about God or giving me specific prayers. I am learning to distinguish my ego, fear-based voice from my higher power's love-based voice - and this is making an enormous difference. The book is redundant - but I'm finding that helpful and not disturbing. Every lesson leaves me feeling that I am receiving new insights - honesty, tolerance, etc. - concepts I only thought I understood before. I am very grateful to have come upon this book.