Lyla Yastion obtained a Ph.D. in Anthropology from SUNY - Albany and has taught courses in religious studies and philosophy at Iona College, College of New Rochelle, and Mercy College. She is a reiki master, with training in shamanic healing. She lives in New Paltz, NY.

• Chapter 1. The SecretChapter 2. A Spirituality of the Senses: the PauseChapter 3. The Steps - a Close-up: posture and the spirituality of touchChapter 4. Close-up continued: the spiritualities of seeing, smelling, and tastingChapter 5. Close-up concluded: the spirituality of listening; resting in simple awarenessChapter 6. The Spirituality of MovingChapter 7. The Spirituality of SpeakingChapter 8. The Spiritualities of Work and PlayChapter 9. The Spirituality of ThinkingChapter 10. The Spirituality of RelatingChapter 11. Sowing Seeds of Spiritual Revolution

This is a beautifully written invitation to awaken readers to the depth of their spiritual nature. Rich with the wisdom of greatly diverse religious and secular sources, this book is full of verbal treasures guaranteed to inspire and encourage the reader along the spiritual path.

Lyla Yastion obtained a Ph.D. in Anthropology from SUNY - Albany and has taught courses in religious studies and philosophy at Iona College, College of New Rochelle, and Mercy College. She is a reiki master, with training in shamanic healing. She lives in New Paltz, NY.

• Chapter 1. The SecretChapter 2. A Spirituality of the Senses: the PauseChapter 3. The Steps - a Close-up: posture and the spirituality of touchChapter 4. Close-up continued: the spiritualities of seeing, smelling, and tastingChapter 5. Close-up concluded: the spirituality of listening; resting in simple awarenessChapter 6. The Spirituality of MovingChapter 7. The Spirituality of SpeakingChapter 8. The Spiritualities of Work and PlayChapter 9. The Spirituality of ThinkingChapter 10. The Spirituality of RelatingChapter 11. Sowing Seeds of Spiritual Revolution

This is a beautifully written invitation to awaken readers to the depth of their spiritual nature. Rich with the wisdom of greatly diverse religious and secular sources, this book is full of verbal treasures guaranteed to inspire and encourage the reader along the spiritual path.

Lyla Yastion obtained a Ph.D. in Anthropology from SUNY - Albany and has taught courses in religious studies and philosophy at Iona College, College of New Rochelle, and Mercy College. She is a reiki master, with training in shamanic healing. She lives in New Paltz, NY.

• Chapter 1. The SecretChapter 2. A Spirituality of the Senses: the PauseChapter 3. The Steps - a Close-up: posture and the spirituality of touchChapter 4. Close-up continued: the spiritualities of seeing, smelling, and tastingChapter 5. Close-up concluded: the spirituality of listening; resting in simple awarenessChapter 6. The Spirituality of MovingChapter 7. The Spirituality of SpeakingChapter 8. The Spiritualities of Work and PlayChapter 9. The Spirituality of ThinkingChapter 10. The Spirituality of RelatingChapter 11. Sowing Seeds of Spiritual Revolution

This is a beautifully written invitation to awaken readers to the depth of their spiritual nature. Rich with the wisdom of greatly diverse religious and secular sources, this book is full of verbal treasures guaranteed to inspire and encourage the reader along the spiritual path.