Reviews I wrote
Stumbling into Life’s Lessons Review, by Mary Sheridan from the Spirit & Life Magazine: “… Since these essays were written at a time when Kavar was trying to “stop and smell the roses” in his own life, many speak to the need for a slower, more mindful pace. This would… Read More »A Book Review for Stumbling into Life’s Lessons
What makes a place sacred? Is it because someone or some group has said it is sacred? Or is it because there are prayers, rituals, or ceremonies done there to designate the place as sacred? Does it matter if a place is sacred to one person but not to another?… Read More »A Sacred Place
In 1524, Ignatius of Loyola, one of the notable spiritual writers of the Christian tradition, articulated a method for spiritual growth and development which integrated reflection on the the Bible, visualization, and self-examination. His, approach, captured in the book, The Spiritual Exercises, conveys the timeless model developed by Ignatius that… Read More »Book Review: Walking Through Illusion