Eat (Less) Pray (More) Love (Christ)
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Eat (Less) Pray (More) Love (Christ)

Reflections from an Orthodox Prodigal

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Eat (Less) Pray (More) Love (Christ)

Reflections from an Orthodox Prodigal

About this book

Having faith in a postmodern world is a grace. This collection of reflections captures the struggle, the joy, and the angst in keeping the Orthodox faith in the everyday workings of an Orthodox woman. Whether grumbling about completing the endless to-do lists in a working woman’s life or reveling in the beauty of a winter morning, this book gives an interior look into the soul of a tortured soul hoping against hope for the grace and the peace that comes with knowing the Lord. Told in a confessional style, each reflection speaks of the difficulties in keeping faith, keeping the fast, keeping gratitude in the heart. It reveals the interior monologue of a prodigal and narrates the insights that come from the fear and trembling of living in the twenty-first century with its nihilism, despondency, and existential agony. Divided into three parts, it reads as a lament, a prayer, and a confession while offering nuggets of wisdom that come through contemplation of specific traditions and feasts of the church. Eat (Less) Pray (More) Love (Christ) is the spiritual diary of a prodigal heart yearning to love Christ in spite of her vulnerabilities, her shortcomings, and her doubts.

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Year
2026
Print ISBN
9781666752618
9781666752625
eBook ISBN
9781666752632

Table of contents

  1. Title Page
  2. Prologue
  3. Choose Your own Adventure
  4. Carpe Diem via Ground Hog Day
  5. Lessons about Sitting Still Or What the PAUSE taught me
  6. Surrender to the Tsunami
  7. The Alchemy of Faith: Natural Law vs Divine Providence
  8. Waxing into the Threshold: The Liminal as Spiritual Experience
  9. Growing Old: The Fine Art of Learning to Lose
  10. Waiting for the Bridegroom
  11. Monkey Man vs. Christ: A Crisis of Faith
  12. Faith is a Many-Feathered Quetzal
  13. The Importance of Being
  14. “GOD” is “DOG” Spelled Backwards
  15. To Choose or Be Chosen?
  16. Whore as Saint : a revisionist understanding of female Sainthood
  17. Is there such a thing as a Christian feminist?
  18. The Limits of Logic
  19. Struggle to Have Faith
  20. The Lenten Fast and Cheese Doodles
  21. Ms. Grumble
  22. The Demon Inside
  23. Clear the Table
  24. Accountability
  25. Archery Lesson
  26. My Spiritual Diet
  27. This Strange Rock: A Cosmic Contemplation
  28. East vs West Mindset: a snatch of journal
  29. Peeling Away the Delusion
  30. Sitting with My Demons
  31. Gratefulness
  32. Prayer for Daily Bread
  33. Jesus Prayer
  34. Morning is a Miracle
  35. We missed you
  36. God vs Satan in Me
  37. On Corruption
  38. Thoughts Upon a Gravesite
  39. Saturday of the Myrrh-bearing Women: Anastasi to the ladies…
  40. Psycho Sabbato and Orthodox traditions (Koliva) for commemorating the dead
  41. Transfiguration and the Artist
  42. Epistle Reading
  43. Christmas: setting up lights in the darkness
  44. “Will there be faith left on earth when the Son of Man returns?”
  45. “For a thousand years are but a day in your sight”
  46. The Cross
  47. The Desert
  48. Pentecost
  49. Clean Monday: Quarterpounder vs Jesus
  50. Massacre and Martyrdom: The Battle between Light and Dark…
  51. The Lenticular Jesus During his Passion
  52. Monastery St Paissius
  53. Mystic Calling
  54. A Case for Martha
  55. Dry Bones and Relics
  56. On the Dormition of the Theotokos
  57. June 4th: Mary of Bethany, Radical Feminist of Passive Resistance
  58. St Irene the Great Martyr (May 5th)
  59. The Ungraspable Miracle: St. Katherine’s Monastery, Mt. Sinai
  60. The Church and Convent of St. Lazarus, Bethany
  61. St Chariton en Farah
  62. Bibliography

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