A Sense of the Sacred: Finding Our Spiritual Lives Through Ceremony

Sacredness and religion are not always synonymous. Using historical occurrences, myths, and anecdotes, the author guides readers through the fundamentals of the sacrosanct, looking at how we as a society have lost the sacred and why it is so urgently needed in today's world. Both traditional and nontraditional readers will learn how to apply sacred ceremony to make events in their lives more meaningful.

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