One Day on Earth : A Third Eye View

By Catherine Lazers Bauer

Heart-warming essays that deepen our spiritual vision. Do you love thought-provoking writing? Do you enjoy good laughter and heart-warming experiences, but can't find time for lengthy books? Writing... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0962050784
• ISBN13: 9780962050787
• Release Date: September 1999
• Publisher: Cosmic Concepts Pr
• Length: 305 Pages
• Weight: 1.02 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.0" x 0.5" x 6.0"

Customer Reviews

Insight Into The Human Soul.

Catherine writes with an insight into the human soul. She makes me smile and then I'm left with a gentle inner strength - just having shared a moment in Catherine's world. The reader will feel a kin-ship with her chosen subjects whether you are living the rush-hour life or retired. "The House That Frank Built" is a reminder that it isn't the perfection, size, or cost of the house that makes it a home, but the lessons of love, respect, understanding, and tolerance learned in this not-so-perfect house that are important. Her gems of wisdom will delight you and give you cause to look in, through, and beyond the mirror of life. Whether she brings a tear to your eye or a smile to your lips, this is truly an enjoyable book for a second and third read, etc.

One Day On Earth

To me essays are strolls through a writer's perceptions of life and people. Bauer's writings are easy on the mind. Reading them is like walking through a beautiful garden fragrant with gorgeous blossoms, overreaching trees and sparkling fountains. At the same time some have a humorous twist that brings a chuckle or two. When I need a lift or a laugh, One Day On Earth, A Third Eye view is a favorite reference And, Bauer's third eye sees life through a clear lens. I love her style and commonsense views. ~ Jo Peddicord, Author and Syndicated Columnist

Precious

Feel like reading? Want a quiet day at home? Catherine Bauer's book will fill the bill. A graceful writer with unique insights, Ms. Bauer will please and amuse you today, tomorrow and next year. A treasure of a book.

What a treat!

What a treat ONE DAY has turned out to be. Catherine Bauer would probably blush to be compared to Emerson or Thoreau. The truth is, like those eminent essayists, Catherine's straight-forward prose oozes a subliminal spirituality touching each of us. She unearths that invisible umbilical cord which keeps us tied to each other and to nature.How many of us gaze in awe at a spider's intricate architecture? How few of us admit to more than taking care of matters with a broom in hand? How often do we feel despair and heartache around us, but effectively turn our feelings off, lest we be considered painfully soft?In sharing her third-eye view of her day on earth, Catherine Lazers Bauer dares us to subject the tenderness, the gentleness, the caring within us to the light of day.Erma Norton Harper, The Cumberland Collection, Appalachian Stories.

Wonderful and Memorable

Catherine Bauer's essays make the skin tingle, the mind stretch, and the soul sigh. She uses her wisdom and life experience to give us glimpses into the minds of children, experience the warmth and humor of family members who have passed on, and nudge us to expand our worldview. Her writing is poignant and seamless. My favorite essay was First Class, and With Children. Without telling us what to think, Catherine paints with her words clear pictures of two children she meets while flying. Just six short pages, and these children have left an indelible mark on me. The only flaw to this entire book is the accompanying illustrations which fail to mirror the maturity and depth inherent in each of Catherine's essays.