Thomas Moore - Care of the Soul: A Guide for Cultivating Depth and Sacredness in Everyday Life

Pros: How to bring sacredness into your life.

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this book to anyone searching for peace and sacredness in their lives. This book provokes deep thought and love of the soul.

Review: This is a book that will make you confront your soul to learn what it wants most. Happiness comes from caring for your soul and doing what it wants.

Thomas Moore has been a psychotherapist for 15 years. He was a monk in a Catholic religious...

Pros: lots to think about; very spiritual; covers the subject well

Cons: becomes rather repetitive; perhaps order of sections

The Bottom Line: Thomas Moore is a fascinating eccentric...Maybe Fr. Kurt is too! ;-)

Review: NOTE—I stay in touch with former Epinionator Fr. Kurt Messick through email and his exemplary articles posted at authorsden.com, which I encourage you to do also. The link to my review of his poetry book, A Chorus Of Voices, is below as ...

Pros: inspiring, cultivating love

Cons: none

Review: Here's a wonderful book with soul about the soul. I just recently came across this book called Care Of The Soul and found it to be absolutely soul-stimulating and inspirational.

Thomas Moore writes in a very thought-provoking style, yet in...

Pros: Easy to find , in paperback,and easy to read

Cons: None

Review: Thomas Moore has a way of speaking and writing in a style that anyone can understand. He has a varied background including degrees in theology, musicology, and philosophy. He even lived as a monk for over 12 years. With such a colorful background inwhich...

Pros: Not a self-help book

Cons: May not appeal to readers who want specific suggestions for action

Review: Recently, I re-read this book after discovering it several years ago when it was first published. The second reading has convinced me that Thomas Moore is not a self-help guru trying to convey a "ten-step" plan for making your life fit the...