From the Preface:

 

I quit looking for answers in church, though I continued to attend with my wife from time to time.  A short time later I began a period of self-study using the spiritual literature I had discovered as a part of my academic studies. From that self-study I began experimenting with various spiritual practices. Those books led me to other material.  Over a couple of years I developed a personal prayer practice that worked for me.  The turmoil and anger began to subside.  It is precisely here that I began to develop a real prayer of my own.  Though that prayer has its very roots in the depths of the Christian tradition, it was neither taught nor supported in any of the churches I attended.  If it was mentioned at all, it was often criticized as some kind of heresy.  That said, it was these practices that, over time, changed my life dramatically in ways that neither therapy nor my church experience had ever begun to touch.  That growth and transformation, or what the monastics call conversion of heart continues.  

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