Review: A savory feast of spiritual food (forget the chicken soup)!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 23, 2012
Maybe you don't think you are cut out to be a mystic. Maybe you are interested in mysticism, but you have always been thinking of it and haven't been able to live it. Maybe you should give Dennis Waller's book a serious read and open yourself up to a possible path of mysticism. Waller gives mysticism as thorough a treatment as may be possible in one book with the whole intent to be for the reader to understand how to be a mystic rather than just learning about mysticism. He says it's not about knowing about God but about knowing God. He points out that it is a highly personal and practically undefinable way of being, but that its pursuit is perhaps the most fulfilling human experience. A warning is appropriate to the casual reader of inspirational Christian books in that Waller's book is not superficial and will by comparison seem weighty and cumbersome. It's the difference between fast food and organic, gourmet cuisine. Serve yourself Waller's book and tuck in for a savory feast of spiritual food.