[Dialogue] Eat, Pray,Love

[Tracy Longacre]

I read it and also found her own process and own thinking quite insightful,
solid and well-thought out. It is easy to see, however, how a movie based on
the book could come out vapid and trite (it's not easy to make movies based
on someone's thoughts!). So I haven't seen the movie!

 

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"You don't have to take God to anyone.  God is already with everyone.  So,
rather than taking the approach that you need to take the truth out to
people who need it, adopt the approach that you need to go find the truth
that others have and you are missing.  Go be evangelized."
owlrainfeathers.blogspot.com

 

From: dialogue-bounces at wedgeblade.net
[mailto:dialogue-bounces at wedgeblade.net] On Behalf Of KarenBueno at aol.com
Sent: 02 December 2010 07:42
To: oe at wedgeblade.net; dialogue at wedgeblade.net
Subject: [Dialogue] Eat, Pray,Love

 

I purposely avoided reading this popular book, thinking it was probably
shallow, but my sister talked me into it, and I found a really fine read!

 

If you get a chance, check out her chapters 57 and 58 on her relationship
with the divine.  I good statement.  She has organized her book into 108
chapters, to match the 108 beads in an Indian prayer bead string.

 

Karen Bueno

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