Moments in Between: The Art of the Quiet Mind (Daily Meditations; Inspiration Book for Women)

by David Kundtz

Book Overview

Take five or ten. Take the moments in between tasks in a busy day, at the end of the day, as evening falls. Do nothing, but do it with purpose and meaning. Do nothing to become fully awake and remember who you are. Allow the important things in life to come back into focus.

Moments In Between is a book of meditations, reflections, and wise guidance that reminds us that the spaces in between the big events of our lives aren't meant...

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1573242764
• ISBN13: 9781573242769
• Release Date: February 2006
• Publisher: Conari Press
• Length: 128 Pages
• Weight: 1.10 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 7.4" x 8.3"

Customer Reviews

Good read!

A lot of books we buy as gifts fit that person's hobby or special interest, like flowers, cars, mountains, music, etc. Moments in Between is a gift book you must give to yourself first--then think of others who could benefit from the message. I found the content filling me up with spectacular photos to mark the chapters and the pointed and appropriate quotes to enhance the message in the well-thought-out prose. The message is about time--that in-between space we think of as insignificant, when compared to the big events--spaces that are very important. The author says, "The quiet moments--rests--in your day make your whole day sound well." If you are like me, you have trouble "doing nothing." I don't mean vegging out in front of the TV either. Now I know that doing nothing means stopping, looking, feeling, sensing, taking in whatever is in that quiet time. Maybe it's a "blue moon" or any awe-inspiring full moon. Maybe it's a bird's song. Maybe it's a smile from a loved one, or a stranger. The book's wise stories, et. al,, are a retreat that allows us to be restored. Through the message you will find new ways to deal with life and learn how to pay closer attention to the big moment--and the tiny flash of brilliance we often overlook. "What is life if, full of care, we have no time to stand and stare." -- W.H. Davies. Armchair Interviews agrees.