Simply Go*d, Volume 1 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798993435503)

How do you say Go*d?

Is it God... or is it Good?

That question sits at the heart of Simply Go*d, a contemplative collection of praise poems that invites readers to experience the sacred not as an abstract idea, but as a living presence woven into daily life.

Originally published in 2011 and now thoughtfully republished, Simply Go*d, Volume 1 offers gentle, accessible poetry rooted in mindfulness, spiritual reflection, and embodied practice. These poems arise from the author's daily morning ritual-combining movement, meditation, visual art, and writing-and are offered as an invitation rather than instruction.

This new edition includes full-color reproductions of Susan Kirsch's original artwork, replacing the black-and-white images in the original edition. Many poems are paired with visual expression, creating a rich, multisensory experience that encourages reflection, creativity, and presence. All future volumes in the Simply Go*d series will also feature color artwork.

The poems themselves explore themes of gratitude, grace, doubt, joy, activism, embodiment, and compassion-meeting readers wherever they are, without dogma or doctrine. Whether opened at random or read slowly, one poem at a time, this book is meant to be returned to again and again.

"Herein is a treasure: an invitation to be inspired, to breathe in knowledge, and to experience the Divine in daily life."

- Tracy Gary, Founder, Inspired Philanthropy

This book is for readers who are drawn to:

• Spiritual reflection without religious constraints
• Mindfulness and contemplative practice
• Poetry that is grounded, accessible, and emotionally resonant
• Creative expression as a spiritual path
• Exploring the sacred as Go*d lived and embodied

Coming Soon: Simply Go*d, Volume 2

Praise Poems & Colorings for Everyday Mindfulness

Volume 2 continues the journey with new poems that deepen the exploration of presence, awareness, and everyday sacredness. While Simply Go-d, Volume 1 stands fully on its own, readers who resonate with these poems may find Volume 2 a natural and welcome companion.