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Al principio de este sorprendente libro en que la Divinidad habla directamente al lector, nos dice Enrique Barrios: las Escrituras insipiradas por Dios, y ésta así ha sido reconocida por miles de personas a lo largo de los años, no tienen otra finalidad q

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Many readers of Barrios's Ami trilogy claim it as a life-changing read. This book shares a similar tone and message. Here, the conceit is that God speaks directly to the reader about love as the overarching principle governing interactions among all beings and with the divine: "If any path to God does not preach the unity of humanity, the union of the paths toward God, justice for the poor, and respect for nature, it does not lead to God Love." Numbered stanzas are grouped into chapters with broad themes, such as death, peace, and oneness. The reader's mood is likely to determine whether chapters are transcendent or insipid. The beauty of the images ("I extend my jewels in the firmament of the night") and the lyrical prose provide well-disposed readers with an instantaneous sense of tranquility and well-being and carry them deep into another dimension. Like the Book of Psalms, this can be read in one sitting, but alternately, one might let the book fall open where it will or meditate on a single stanza for the day. Professing "love as the supreme law," Barrios offers a mystical panentheism here will enchant the spiritually inclined. Warmly recommended for bookstores and public libraries where spiritual themes are popular.-Carolyn Kost, Stevenson Sch. Lib., Pebble Beach, CA (c) Copyright 2010. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.