The Noble Art of Living

God Lays it on the Line I forgot about this little book I put together long after I read Conversations with God and felt jealous that Neale Donald Walsh had published it to a resounding success. Last night it came up on my Kindle (that I had lost and found buried in a stack of my husband’s papers). “Oh Yeah.” I said, “I forgot about you.” I was so impressed with Pythagoras’ quote (in book) and his use of the phrase “The Noble Art of Living,” that I had to write something about it. The little book has lain in the deep recesses of my computer under the title “The God Book,” and perhaps that better describes it. I just love the lyrical sound of The Noble Art of Living. Don’t we all talk to God? No offense Walsh, still I would rather go to the source than read someone else’s interpretation, so I sat down and wrote this little book. (Or rather my dog Gabe and I took a walk in the forest, and I found it—that’s fiction, the rest is my conversation with God.)