Travel in the Way of God

A spiritual journey begins with one step and a willingness to proceed, a desire for connection and a hope for a better tomorrow. Travel in the Way of God is a delightful and insightful novella with accompanying activities for personal growth. Used in book clubs and spiritual gatherings the world over, in both English and Chinese, like-minded souls are recommitting to their beliefs, occupying their hearts with God, increasing their love while detaching from this fleeting material existence. This book reads like a story and challenges like a spiritual personal trainer. Escaping from physical assault and sensory overload in Beijing, Emma boards a train for Mongolia hoping to simply rest and recoup before continuing her vacation. A couple of weeks in a ger in the middle of nowhere sound pretty good to her about now. Her companion on the train turns out to be a most unusual woman—a 106-year-old sage with a simple technique for living life to the fullest and making the most of each moment and each day. Over the next 30 hours on the train, Xiao Lao, which means Little Old One, takes Emma on a journey she’ll never forget to a destination she never expected. It all begins with traveling in the Way of God.