In times like these, when everything seems so gloomy with the economy the way it is, this is a good book to read because it is encouraging, uplifting and filled with hope. Louise Lewis does some searching to find out what exactly is the meaning of life and ends up writing this book during a time when she’s unemployed. A time, it turns out, that ends up being a major turning point in her life.
Early in the book Lewis talks about being alone and single. She mentions a time when her friends forgot about her birthday and so she ended up celebrating alone. This, however, happened to be a blessing in disguise; if anything had happened differently, this book might not exist today.
I like the way she did her “research” and interviewed everyday common people, just like you and me, for this book and have them share their thoughts on what the meaning of life is. I think this made the whole book better because it has a sort of spontaneous feel to it as opposed to everything being all planned out.
She writes about a time when she went out driving, not knowing exactly where she was going but knew she had to go somewhere, and right at that moment she was guided by “Spirit” and was told where to go. Once there, she found the reason for being there and ended up getting a different perspective on life. She seems to be a very spiritual person who is often guided by “Spirit” in her daily activities
In this book you’ll get to see the many hopes, fears, and dreams of many people and may come to realize that they, not surprisingly, look something like yours.
This is the kind of book you get for your friends and family…I highly recommend it!
1 comment:
Great advice great book.
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