It's All God, Anyway: Poetry for the Everyday

This book of reverent and irreverent poetry invites you to rethink what is sacred. Beginning with a thought provoking essay, It's All God, Anyway, is a map of a spiritual life, and offers guidance on how to awaken to, and listen for, the divine in our everyday lives. Rooted in ordinary life, the poems are readily accessible. They are simple stories about how the author listens for the hidden dimension of existence revealed through the commonplace; demanding neighbors, dinners with loved ones, blazing sunsets, impatient mothers; even the rabbit who has adopted the neighborhood. By immersing yourself in these reflections, you will discover you are thinking of the divine and your own life differently. You are being invited--by recognizing that It's all God, anyway--to live with a different intention, with meaning, purpose, and deliciousness, even if you may sometimes be rooting around in the muck. By joining the author on her journey, you will deepen your own spiritual practice, and connect with the unique language that the divine has for you. The Holy One has innumerable ways of singing us closer.

Jennifer ( Jinks) Hoffmann was born in South Africa, and has lived in Canada, with her husband Alan, since 1966. Jinks is a Spiritual Director and a retired psychotherapist. She is the poetry editor of Presence: an International Journal of Spiritual Direction, and has numerous poetry and prose publications. Poetry writing and working with her dreams are two of Jinks' most loved ways of listening for life's Mystery.