Buddha's Closet: Cleaning as a Path to Enlightenment

Unlock the Secrets of Spiritual Fulfillment in the Most Unexpected Place—Your Closet!

In this transformative guide, author Kerri Scott invites you on a playful journey of self-discovery unlike any other. Drawing on her unique blend of spirituality and style, she reveals how the simple act of cleaning out your closet can lead to profound insights into your true, unchanging Self.

Through a series of enlightening chapters, you'll explore:

• The Eight-Fold Path to Wardrobe Wisdom: Dive deep into the spiritual principles guiding your seasonal outfits and your life.
• Slow Style: Learn to cultivate mindfulness and intentionality in your fashion choices.
• What Tickles You Pink: Practice the joyful art of self-expression through clothing and adornments.
• Saying Yes to Your Mess: Embrace abundance and creativity as you curate your seasonal wardrobe.
• Retail Therapy: Find healing and empowerment in the simple act of decluttering, dusting, donating, and upcycling.
• Sadhana: Commit to the sacred discipline of celebrating your stuff.
• Busting Through Limiting Beliefs: Drop any shame you’ve been “hanging” on to about your appearance so you can love and accept yourself in your outrageous, individual glory.

Packed with practical exercises, insightful anecdotes, and empowering wisdom, Buddha’s Closet offers a fresh perspective on spirituality, self-care, and personal growth. Whether you're a fashionista seeking deeper meaning or a seeker on the path to enlightenment, this book will inspire you to embrace your true essence and live authentically.
Get ready to transform your closet, transform your life, and uncover the unchanging Self within you. Your journey starts now.

Astrophysicist turned metaphysician Kerri Scott is the founder of the Soul Selves Framework, a mindset tool that brings awareness to the patterns of behavior that keep us from becoming our authentic selves, and of the hemp clothing line Soham Design. She lives on Vancouver Island in Canada with her husband and their two children. When she is not writing or cleaning, Kerri likes to play dress up with the clothes in her closet.