Title: I do not recommend this book.
Review: I have read all of Ms. Sinetar's books, including this one, and do not recommend them, or this, because, in my opinion, they are exploitative, and because she has set herself up as a spokesperson for the spiritual life, while actually making a fortune. Can a corporate view purport to speak for spirituality? Or a high-tech, watch tapes of others mentality? We live in an age where the information elite feels NO compunction about how they gather information or what they do with it. Spirituality, if it is real, does not and cannot include this. Real spirituality (a) respects others (b) asks permission to use source material and acknowledges it (c) does not seek to profit at others' expense. Am I saying this is the case with this book? You can form your own opinion. Choose your spiritual writers carefully (as Thomas Keating or Romano Guardini) and don't waste your time reading this.
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