Summary:
The book explores how to find the sacred in everyday, ordinary activities, encouraging readers to discover altars everywhere in the world through practices like paying attention, encountering others, and living with purpose. It blends memoir, theology, and practical guidance to deepen one's spiritual awareness and connection to the divine in the midst of daily life.
Key points:
1. Finding Sacredness in Daily Life: Taylor suggests that divine experiences can be found in everyday activities, not just religious settings.
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