 Open
up The Kitchen Mystic anywhere and start reading --- you
won’t want to stop. You’ll come to treasure this little
book as a dear friend as thousands of others have. Turn to it again
and again for a moment of refreshment and a tune-up towards a higher
point of view on your daily life challenges. Keep it in your purse,
read it over lunch or at the bus stop, and settle down with it
at bedtime. Buy an extra copy if you’re a bathtub reader,
and don’t forget a few more to have on hand when you need
a gift for someone special. Don’t loan it to a friend because
we can tell
you from experience that they won’t give it back!
What’s a Kitchen Mystic? It’s a
person who entertains an outlook on life that is located somewhere between
the thinking of Joseph Campbell and Erma Bombeck. It’s where the cosmos
meets the kitchen sink and where the rubber hits the road when it comes to
living a spiritual life. This pocket-sized book is a collection of sixteen
rich, poetic essays that weave a needed synthesis between common sense spirituality
and the wisdom of traditional religion, East and West. You are invited to join
Mary Hayes-Grieco in learning how to perceive the Divine in ordinary things
and how to put spiritual principles into action: in the workplace, on the street,
in our families.
Lauds for The Kitchen Mystic
"These little essays share laughter, wonder, self-examination, recovery,
growth, loss---everything that goes into the sensational stew called living.
Love it!"
-Audrey De LaMartre Minneapolis Star and Tribune
"Mary Hayes-Grieco is optimistic, passionate, enthusiastic. If you'd
like to spend an afternoon or an evening with Mary's wisdom, I suggest you
pick up The Kitchen Mystic and put the kettle on to boil."
-Roseanne Bane The Phoenix
"I love The Kitchen Mystic! It's perfect. Beautiful.
Elegant. Useful. It is my holiday gift of choice this year."
- Andrew Ramer author, Ask Your Angels
"The Kitchen Mystic---where the kitchen sink and the cosmos come together.
Mary's style is a cross between Erma Bombeck and Joseph Campbell."
- Hazelden editor
"The Kitchen Mystic: the little book that could!"
- Arthur Lee, a fan
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