Hi,

I just came back in from a meeting. I wanted to send
this out really quick.

I saw a number of questions about the
Spiritual Journey devotional journal over here:
http://www.bipolarcentral.com/spiritualguidesale

A bunch of people have a few more questions about
the Spiritual Journey and bipolar disorder.

I got Michele Soloway, the author, to write a simple and
comprehensive response.

She writes:
“Just because you’re not “religious” doesn’t mean you won’t be
inspired by the daily readings in the Spiritual Journey
Devotional Journal. People don’t have to go to church every
Sunday to pray and believe in God. “Spirituality comes
from the heart, not a building or a service,” says
Michele. What’s most important is that God
believes in you as much as you believe in Him!
And that’s one of the points that I make in my
devotional journal.

You also don’t have to have bipolar disorder to read
this spiritual guide. Although I have bipolar disorder,
these inspirational readings will appeal to any
Christian supporter who is trying to help their loved one
manage their bipolar disorder.

The readings address such basic questions about faith and
God and bipolar disorder – questions that all of us are asking
ourselves who are struggling with the disorder. Questions
such as, “If I am such a good Christian, why do I have
bipolar disorder?” or “If God loves me so much, why hasn’t
He taken away my bipolar disorder?”

The Spiritual Journey is written in a very easy-to-read
format, just like one friend talking to another friend.
It is based on my own spiritual journey with
bipolar disorder. You’ll find every daily reading an
inspiration and a help, whether you’re a supporter or
a loved one with the disorder. Not only are there
readings each day, but the guide comes with a built-in
journal to write down your thoughts and feelings each day,
so that now you have them both in one place.”

Okay that’s it.

For more information on the on the devotional visit:
http://www.bipolarcentral.com/spiritualguidesale

Thanks. I have to go back to the meeting. Talk to
you tomorrow.

Dave