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Ellen Frankel April 2011 Original trade paperback | $19.95 ISBN 9781597190268 364 pp | Adobe PDF & Mobipocket ebook ISBN 9781597190275 | $9.95 | Listen to a 50-min Conversation with Ellen Frankel about Syd Arthur | About the author | Pearlsong Press blog posts about Ellen Frankel & her books | Book Group Discussion Guide (PDF) | Ellen Frankel's website | Media Kit Click on a button below to purchase from the Pearlsong Press store.
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Syd Arthur at Amazon.com Meet Syd Arthur! Living in the cloistered world of suburbia, Syd is a middle-aged Jewish woman who is potentially awake, but likes to start her day with a strong cup of coffee, just in case. Her daughter has just left for college and her diet is once again off track. While for most of her life she's been convinced that happiness can be attained by a magic number on the bathroom scale — or a really great shopping day at Bloomingdale's—she finds herself in the grocery store with an empty cart wondering if there just might be something more. When East unexpectedly meets West, Syd
embarks on a journey as a spiritual seeker. Soon she's in over her chakras
as her search takes her from yoga studio to meditation hall to ashram gift
store to the pages of Zensational catalogue. Her Mah Jongg group
insists it's merely a midlife crisis. But nothing's going to stop Syd's
journey toward Nirvana—not even the hottest sale at Nordstrom's. Follow
Syd as she finds her bliss and discovers a richness that rivals a Godiva
truffle, making for one delicious enlightenment. "What do you wear to the meditation center?" I had asked Montana. "I mean, when I go to temple, I usually wear a suit. Sometimes a pantsuit, but mostly a skirt and a blazer." "Okay, you definitely don't need to wear a suit, Syd. Just wear something comfortable to sit in. And I promise you Om Guru is not about the clothes. No one cares what you wear. People there are concerned about the inner you, about your journey to realize and meet the Self." I thought for a minute and then said, "So let me ask you it this way. When I meet my Self, should I meet her in country club casual or something more dressy?" |
Praise for Syd Arthur "Syd Arthur's journey toward enlightenment is a laugh-out-loud adventure
full of wit and wisdom. "...a truly touching book
"For those who came away from EAT PRAY
LOVE with indigestion and
Karen Blomain |
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