The Homeward Path

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Do you find yourself stepping back from the hectic fray of everyday life and wondering what it is all about? Sometimes we are so caught up with the tumult of the world that we tend to forget who we are and why we are here. In a quieter moment we may ask ourselves, "Is this all that life has to offer us? There must be something more." You are not alone.Over the centuries many people from all walks of life have asked themselves similar questions. People like Origin of Alexandria, St. Francis of Assisi, and Khalil Gibran.In this book, through her essays and poetry, Sara Lee Langsam shares her experience of approaching these deeply-felt questions. Herein is a yearning to probe the mysteries of life, the greatest of which lies within ourselves.Life is a journey which ultimately leads us home. These essays and poems can be read and used as a meditation. Welcome to the homeward path.