The Book of Contemplation: 77 Words for Thought and Meditation
By (Author) H. Wyatt Rollins
BlueBridge
BlueBridge
1st April 2005
United States
General
Non Fiction
Personal religious testimony and popular inspirational works
158.128
Paperback
96
Width 114mm, Height 190mm, Spine 7mm
99g
The 77 words featured here are universal and eternal, carrying immense power, beauty, and meaning, but they do not tell readers what to think or believe or how to apply the knowledge readers may gain through it. The book simply and gently offers an invitation to take a radically new and different look at these 77 key wordsto ponder them, to meditate upon them, and to reevaluate and reembrace them.
"A single word on an empty page is no longer a word. Rather, it is an epiphany as stark in its singularity as the sheered face of a cliff and as powerful as an atom broken. This book is a gathering of such words. Enter it with care." --Phyllis Tickle, author, The Divine Hours and Greed: The Seven Deadly Sins "This lovely book comes to us from the venerable tradition of the 'vade mecum' ('go with me'), small precious books meant to encourage the original sense of contemplation, to build 'a temple within' through daily meditation on the divine." --Phil Cousineau, author, The Art of Pilgrimage and Once and Future Myths
H. Wyatt Rollins spent much of his youth as a competitive golfer, and played for one of the nation's top collegiate golf teams. While considering a professional golf career, he also committed several years to studying the world's great spiritual and philosophical writings, and subsequently created The Book of Contemplation. He lives and works near Dalton, Georgia.