Press Release - Is America Available for a Low-Carb Spiritu
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What's behind the quality
of "The DaVinci Code" and "The Passion"? Are Americans available for a change in their spiritual diet that wish be simply as pervasive as the low-carb revolution has been? That is the bold claim of author Phyllis Strupp in her new book, "The Richest of Fare: Seeking Spiritual Safety in the Sonoran Desert."
Scottsdale, AZ Gregorian calendar month
17, 2004 -- "Americans are waking up to the reality that spiritual fatty tissue
is an even as bigger problem now than body fat," she says. "And the 'bad carbs' that need to be checked are fear, anxiety, greed, guilt, shame, and else negative emotions that threaten spiritual fitness. 'The Richest of Fare: Seeking Spiritual Safety in the Sonoran Desert,' helps folk to do this."
In this new book, Ms. Strupp does the case that America is in the interior
of an new spiritual rousing that extends on the far side
the reach of organized religion. She comments, "We are entering a new era in American spirituality that wish have a profound impact on how we live, relate, and work. Our economy, politics, and religion wish ne'er
be the same. 'The Richest of Fare: Seeking Spiritual Safety in the Sonoran Desert,' reveals the silver lining behind the dark clouds of today's world."
L.A. Johnson of the Geographical area Book Review writes:
"To paraphrase Thoreau, civilization has improved our houses but not the men who inhabit them. This richest country in the earth boasts 44 million uninsurable
citizens; 10 million black immigrants; 9 million unemployed; and 4 million homeless souls. Thing
is wrong with this image and Ms. Strupp does a compelling argument in explanation."
(full review is accessible on Amazon.com)
Phyllis Strupp holds a B.A in History from Rutgers College, an MBA from Columbia University, and is a mentor of the Education for Ministry program of the University of the South, Sewanee, Tennessee.
After a Roman Catholic upbringing, she shunned organized religion for over 20 years. She has been in the Episcopalian faith community since 1993. She has worked in the business enterprise services industry since 1986. In March 1997, she emotional to Carefree, Arizona with her husband Peter after living in Princeton, N.J. for 11 years.
"The Richest of Fare: Seeking Spiritual Safety in the Sonoran Desert," blends scientific fact, spiritual truths, and 56 stunning color photographs of the Sonoran Desert. The author has been a guest on some TV and radio programs about the U.S. Book excerpts and reviews can be viewed at: www.desertspirituality.com
To arrange an interview with the author please contact:
Arene Trimble
Sonoran Cross Press
8912 E. Pinnacle Peak Road, Suite 604
Scottsdale, AZ 85255
info@desertspirituality.com
Phone (480) 595-9878
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