Introduction

Soul on the Run is the gut-wrenchingly honest portrayal of one woman's search for herself, and her refusal to continue playing the game of let's pretend everything is okay. What's more, it reminds us-when we are honest with ourselves-that we can start life over at any age. Korth's words are pithy and raw, sometimes almost brutal, and often just plain funny. There are commonsense insights into living life and a sometimes mystic questing into the hidden avenues of the human heart. To read this book is to journey into your own heart and spirit. The questions and comments of this woman's piercing search for joy and meaning will spark your own. You cannot read this book without becoming a participant in your own soul's journey toward life.

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Excerpt

A few “Robinisms” from Soul on the Run
• It really sucks to come in second in your own life. It sucks even more to think this is okay.
• “I can’t” so many times means “I choose not to.” Isn’t it more honest and easy to simply state this fact?
• What’s worse than dying? Never having really lived. Major, major mistake.
• When God knocks, it isn’t such a great idea to keep saying, “Wait a minute.”
• “Change” is a word that does its best work wearing a sweat suit.
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Discussion Questions

1. What did you take away after reading this book?

2. How has this book caused you to see yourself—and your life--differently?

3. What challenge in the book affected you most deeply? Which meditations were of assistance?

4. Where did you have real “aha!” moments in this book? And, how have these new insights increased your wonder and love for yourself?

5. “When I take myself too seriously, life automatically stops being fun. But I do provide untold free amusement for others.” Pg. 73
How do you go about not taking yourself too seriously?

6. Did you feel a deeper connection within your own spiritual experience after reading this book? Why and how?

7. “If I am the same person this evening as I was this morning, I haven't been paying attention.” Pg. 30
What does this mean?

8. Do you have a greater awareness of the power of change within life as you notice your own thoughts and behaviors? What are you choosing to change—in small or perhaps large ways?

9. What did you find most surprising or memorable about the book? What would you like to explore more within yourself?

10. The author states that “the joy isn’t in the journey. It is the journey.” What is the joy in your own journey right here and now?

11. “The power of one soul reaching out to another in honesty and compassion literally changes the world.” Pg. 85
When was the last time you openly and courageously revealed your soul to another? After reading this book, do you see yourself as having a greater knowing of the power of your own soul?

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»	Author Robin Korth's home page
»	Official Book Trailer
»	Author Robin Korth's You Tube Channel

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