Book: Confessions of a Mystic - There is no more by Mark Gerard Craig
categories: Book, Mysticism, Personal Meaning, Religion, Philosophy of Religion, Mythology, History, Buddhism, World Religions, Philosophy, Symbolic Truth, God, Spirituality
Mark Gerard Craig
about this book: Many of my earlier books contained a strong academic component. I wanted to write something more personal and less contingent upon professional academic disciplines, while firmly rooted in evidence gleaned from a wide variety of human experience. Confessions of a Mystic reflects upon the inherent mystery undergirding human life drawing on rich insights and ideas from prominent spiritual thinkers such as Lao Tzu, Thich Nhat Hanh and Eckhart Tolle.
Confessions of a Mystic unveils the hidden depths of meaning evident within the ordinary events of life taking the reader on a personal journey inward to discover their own truth. What is most striking is that when one is confronted with the deeper meaning of existence, their own inescapable truth, one discovers words superfluous in attempting to describe it. Religion may be struggling to connect the dots for people, however, spirituality is as vibrant and real as it ever was. This book attempts to connect the dots for those tired of the pre-packaged and formulaic responses typical of many religious belief systems today.
• "A very insightful and compelling spiritual read. This is well worth a read especially for the one disenchanted by a typically confessional response to religion and spirituality (Amazon Review).
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about this book: Many of my earlier books contained a strong academic component. I wanted to write something more personal and less contingent upon professional academic disciplines, while firmly rooted in evidence gleaned from a wide variety of human experience. Confessions of a Mystic reflects upon the inherent mystery undergirding human life drawing on rich insights and ideas from prominent spiritual thinkers such as Lao Tzu, Thich Nhat Hanh and Eckhart Tolle.
