From Publishers Weekly
This book of daily insights is structured according to the moon's cycles: it contains 13 chapters, each with meditations for 28 days, and readers are encouraged to begin a new chapter at a new or full moon. Gregg, author of "The Toltec Way" and "Dance of Power," draws upon Toltec wisdom and stories to help readers develop a heightened spiritual awareness, which she says is quite different from what the mind sees. She asks that readers commit themselves for a full year to the book's exercises, promising that their lives will "change dramatically" if they abandon themselves to the program. Throughout, visualization exercises offer opportunities to cultivate awareness. Although the stories stem from the Mesoamerican Toltec tradition, unusual source material for a New Age devotional, the advice in the book is fairly standard mind-body-spirit fare.
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Synopsis
Toltec culture flourished in Mexico around 800 A.D. Its wisdom has been brought to millions by the wildly popular teacher don Miguel Ruiz. Mastering the Toltec Way helps readers follow in the footsteps of the Toltec into living fully, truthfully, and passionately day by day. The book is structured on the lunar calendar. Each of the thirteen chapters concludes with 28 daily entries that illustrate how to apply the Toltec way to today's world.