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“The most
recent, and arguably one of art’s most complete and compelling integrations of
the sacred and profane. Mel Alexenberg
shows the way to the divine via digital imagery and heightened perception of
its presence in the moving face of every person, place, and thing. The book is
packed with wisdom and learning about Talmudic tradition, creative expression,
and cyberangels. It reads like a swift and soulful breeze. I love every “byte”
of it.” - Dr. Shaun McNiff, author of Earth Angels: Engaging the Sacred
in Everyday Things and Imagination in Action: Secrets for Unleashing
Creative Expression; university professor of Lesley University, Cambridge,
Massachusetts
“Mel
Alexenberg offers a scintillating experiment in creativity. His work is an invitation to deepen your
spiritual sensibilities as you extend your imagination. An interesting and relevant approach to spiritual
practice and creative expression.” - Jan Phillips, author of God Is at Eye
Level: Photography as a Healing Art and Finding the On-Ramp to Your
Spiritual Path: A Roadmap to Joy and Rejuvenation
“There are
many parallels in Christian thought and deed that should allow this excellent
book to resonate with many people of faith. When I picked up Prof. Alexenberg's
book, I happened to be reading a spiritual guide on contemplative prayer by an
anonymous 14th century Christian mystic whose words find a parallel in
Alexenberg's exhortation to seek the Divine out in the world in all that you
see and photograph, and with love. He
has succeeded in creating a program for photographers, on a daily basis, to
explicitly weave their faith into their art and ultimately, back into their
worldview with a fresh perspective.” - Bob Weil, co-author of The Art of
iPhone Photography: Creating Great Photos and Art on Your iPhone
