Product Description
by Patrice Karst (Author)
Rediscover the wonder of God with this small but mighty book that reminds readers of all religions, spiritual paths, and faiths that we are not (and never have been!) alone.
On the morning of November 11, 1995, bestselling author Patrice Karst (The Invisible String) woke from a dream with the words "God Made Easy" appearing before her. From this unexpected moment comes a divinely inspired book that invites readers to rediscover the wonder of God.Millions of pages have been written and published about God, and the length and complexity of these pages can be overwhelming. In God Made Easy, originally published in 1997, Patrice uses simple, user-friendly language to invite readers of all religions, spiritual paths, and faiths (or those with no faith at all) to embrace the universal truth that God (called by many different names) is everywhere--eager to listen, ready to answer, and accessible to us all. This truth runs deep in Patrice's heart, and her warm, conversational style will appeal to those searching for answers beyond traditional religious dogma. With a beautiful full-color design and new introduction and author's note, this book is ideal for gift-giving or personal reflection--a small but mighty celebration of the Divine that readers can turn to again and again to remind themselves they are not (and never have been!) alone.
Author Biography
Patrice Karst is the author of the bestselling, contemporary classic The Invisible String, which has sold over 2 million copies and been translated into 21 languages. Patrice has also written The Invisible Leash, The Invisible Web, You Are Never Alone, The Invisible String Workbook, The Invisible String Backpack, The Invisible String Family Celebration, How Jackson Found His Joy Again, The Smile That Went Around the World and Ruby and Lonely. Patrice has been on a lifelong mission to spread the message that love transcends time and space and is the most powerful force in the universe. She lives in Santa Barbara where she is working on her memoir. Learn more at www.patricekarst.com.
