It's been a while since I recommended a book here. This is NOT school related. It is a spiritual memoir. I'm sure plenty of people could find reason to be offended--this is probably true for any book.
Anyway. . .
It challenged me to really think about 2 things:
1. What parts of my spiritual practice do I do just because people around me are doing them.
2. It really just takes a willingness and determination to do some really big stuff to make the world a better place.
I loved the way the author described conversion as a process--a really long process. It would be impossible to put this book in a nutshell, but it really focuses on being physically and spiritually fed. If you're feeling hungry in your spirit, this is a beautifully thoughtful read.
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