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383 Anne Bokma, Jan. 12, 2020 2 2020 01 13, 1.08 PM

Publication date: 2020-01-12

Usage: Public Domain Mark 1.0

Topics: SBNR or Spiritual but not Religious, Broadview Magazine, The United Church Observer, Newfoundland singcations, Leslie Urquhart, Soul Escapes, Giselle Urick, Tarot cards, Unitarian Church, Calvinism, spiritual agnostic, mid life issues, Sylvia Plath, self-doubt, Jehovah's Witnesses, Canadian Reformed Church, Women's March, pilgrimage, Walden Pond, Henry David Thoreau, yoga, goat yoga, serotonin, forest therapy, Robert Louis Stevenson, nature-deficit, Audrey Hepburn, solitude, Port Perry, death clock, ayahuasca, psychedelic experience, psilocybin stsudies, Michael Pollan's How to Change Your Mind, New York University, Sailor Jerry tattoo style, barn swallows, Choir Choir Choir, Singing Women, The Tuesday Choir, Edith Piaf, comfort choirs, palliative care, Go Tell It on the Mountain, Psychics at Lily Dale, reiki, crystals, chakra balancing, home altars, drumming circles, social action, gratitude practice, magic mushrooms, Rochelle Martin, Zee Float, Susan McBride, Harbour Tattoo, RBG, Sunnybrook Park, aerial yoga, Holly Hill Hobby Farm, green burials, woo-woo, essential oils, Jean Vanier, croning retreats, silence, belonging, estrangement, Bokma Gin, six word memoirs, Nora Ephron, Ernest Hemingway, Epic Books, Playhouse Theatre, The Social, Hamilton's Six-Minute Memoirs, Joni Mitchell, Both Sides Now

After several years of writing a column about the growing demographic that considers itself spiritual but not religious (now known as SBNRs), journalist Anne Bokma wanted to try for herself some of the things she'd been describing. Thus her book, My Year of Living Spiritually: From Woo-Woo to Wonderful—One Woman's Secular Quest for a More Soulful Life. Art Waves invites you to let Bokma be your travel guide toward the spiritual. We promise you a wonderful trip.