This book is deep, and makes anyone who reads this delve deeper within
themselves to understand not only their own spirituality, but also one's
own spiritual and conscious self.
--Dad of Divas' Book Reviews
You may or may not be noticing your resolve for New Year resolutions cracking, but we've chosen a Book of the Month to renew your fervor for getting to know and improve yourself on a deeper level.
Mystic Journey: Getting to the Heart of Your Soul's Story, by Robert Atkinson,
is
the exploration of who we are at our core and why we are deeply
connected to all others on earth.
Mystic Journey explores life's greatest adventure, discovering
who we are at our core by living consciously, as described in the
world's oldest wisdom traditions. We all must explore the path of our
soul, uncovering who we are in this life in order to determine who we
will be in the next life (i.e. heaven, the great beyond, the afterlife,
death). Atkinson uses a multi-faith approach to explain and describe the
lifelong process of soul-making, leading to a personal and collective
transformation. Each chapter of
Mystic Journey ends with an
exercise to help readers tell their personal story, and each chapter
explains not only the process of soul-making, but also how each
individual's story connects to that of the whole.
Mystic Journey is an ideal book for those searching for inner
peace, spiritual awareness, or who simply want to write down their story
for others to read.
Mystic Journey guides readers to use their
life stories to solidify their identities, live with an eternal
perspective in mind, and reclaim a common spiritual heritage. You can
read the press release, along with praise and purchasing information,
here. The book also received fantastic reviews from The
New Maine Times book review and
The Publishing Guru.
Robert Atkinson is the author of eight books, including several on
personal storytelling. He is a professor of human development and
religious studies, and the director of the Life Story Center at the
University of Southern Maine. He can be found online at
www.RobertAtkinson.net,
where you can find out more about the book,
read Atkinson's blog, connect with him personally, and read a sample of
the book. He also has an interactive blog,
Remembering Who We Are, featuring 50 ways to tell your soul's story.
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