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Awakened Mind: One-Minute Wake Up Calls to a Bold and Mindful Life

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Awakened Mind contains more than a hundred reflections on life, gratitude, creativity, diversity, and spirituality, each with an inspiring quotation and an idea for putting that meditation to use in daily life.

This remarkable collection of insights shows us how living in a state of awareness about the reality that always exists in front of our faces, under our noses, or just below the surface of every moment, is one sure way to live life more fully and joyfully.

As the Navajo proverb says, “When we are pretending to be asleep, no one can awaken us.” We must stop the pretending and “awaken” ourselves.

The book contains more than a hundred reflections on life, gratitude, creativity, diversity, and spirituality, each with an inspiring quotation and an idea for putting that meditation to use in daily life.

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Self-help/Spirituality
Awakened Mind: One-Minute Wake Up Calls to a Bold and Mindful Life
Following on the success of Quiet Mind, Awakened Mind is David Kundtz’s newest book of meditations for living peacefully and mindfully in a busy world.
Quiet Mind: One Minute Retreats from a Busy World
Brief reflections to encourage and help find quiet space in busy days
Moments In Between: The Art of the Quiet Mind
The coffee-table edition of Quiet Mind
Stopping: How to Be Still When You Have to Keep Going
Learn the simple practice that continues to change lives: Stopping. Doing Nothing intentionally in order to wake up and remember.
Men's Studies
Nothing's Wrong: A Man's Guide to Managing His Feelings
Nothing's Wrong is simple, short, straightforward, easy-to-read and very perceptive. Kundtz's 'three steps' give men and boys a clear guide to emotional fitness. I think this book is really going to change lives." -- Michael Gurian
LGBT Studies
Ministry Among God's Queer Folk: LGBT Pastoral Care
A practical handbook covering the basic skills that religious caregivers and ministry students need in order to be effective care providers to LGBT persons. (I am co-author of this book with Bernard Schlager)
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