Finished 2-1-12, rating 3.5/5, 126 pages, pub. 2006

I don’t remember where I picked this up, but I remember why.  I loved the cover and the beautiful pages as I flipped through and I decided to use it as a daily boost.  I am not a morning person and I really need a jolt of positive energy to start the day or the fifth time (okay, the second time) that sippy cup gets thrown to the floor or the cereal laden spoon goes flying I tend to get annoyed.  This book was perfect for that daily reminder to look on the bright side.

Each page has a quote, a few paragraphs to read and a one line thought to see you through the day.  There are 42 photographs throughout the book that aren’t always recognizable but the colors are amazing.  It is a really pretty book.  The paragraphs aren’t always deep, but it was a nice, positive few minutes every morning.

One of later pages stuck with me and it uses Albert Einstein’s words as a starting point (The first line of the reading is “I am a know-it-all.” and that spoke to me a bit too much :))

Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited to all we now know and understand, while imagination embraces the entire world, and all there ever will be to know and understand. 

This is a nice book of meditations that is full of positive energy and a nice change of pace if you usually read more spiritual thoughts.

This was from my personal library.