Outrageous Openness : : Letting the Divine Take the Lead

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"This book is adapted from [Tosha Silver's] popular column as the San Francisco Spiritual Examiner at examiner.com. More info at www.toshasilver.com" -- p. [4] of cover.
R u my mother? -- Shopping with God -- When you know The One, anything can happen -- Follow the inner lead -- Giving it all up -- Be what you seek -- The holiday emergency survival kit -- When in doubt, clean -- Objects in mirror are closer than they appear -- Own your power (or someone else will) -- Romantic kismet -- Mundane miracles and other mysteries -- Contestants must be present to win -- The higher octave -- Be who you really are, really -- Be what the world needs.
R u my mother? -- Shopping with God -- When you know The One, anything can happen -- Follow the inner lead -- Giving it all up -- Be what you seek -- The holiday emergency survival kit -- When in doubt, clean -- Objects in mirror are closer than they appear -- Own your power (or someone else will) -- Romantic kismet -- Mundane miracles and other mysteries -- Contestants must be present to win -- The higher octave -- Be who you really are, really -- Be what the world needs.
A compilation of funny, irreverently reverent stories on aligning with the Divine in daily life. Silver grew up thinking one day she would be a rabbi, a lawyer or a weathergirl. But fate had other ideas, and along the way she fell madly in love with metaphysics and yogic philosophy.

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