Review of Digging for God

Post by **Amos Osinya** » 24 Mar 2025, 15:19

Anxious to get to this journey with Tom on a three week retreat learning about faith and meditations. Let's go out with "Digging for God" as written by Tom Hillman. Congratulations book of the day

Post by **Iloh Ikechukwu** » 24 Mar 2025, 15:40

I actually loved as the author used the book to show that segregating oneself to have a spiritual encounter at a place of choice is actually therapeutic. This book is going to be an amazing one.

Shirley Ann Riddern Labzentis · 24 Mar 2025, 15:52

Nice review! The sample of the book made it seem like it was this beautiful resort that he was visiting. The short book sounds interesting now that I know that it is not a religious story.

tarafarah7 · Post by **tarafarah7** » 24 Mar 2025, 15:55

Today's BOTD isn't the one for me, but I like how the author's style of writing and descriptions allow the reader to learn, explore, and make conclusions on their own. It sounds very peaceful and inviting. Thank you so much for your review; it was very helpful!

Braja Santika · Post by **Braja Santika** » 24 Mar 2025, 16:47

Tom Hillman's "Digging for God" portrays a three-week men's ashram retreat. The book explores themes of brotherhood, serenity, and communal living, inspiring introspection and highlighting the benefits of meditation, service, and letting go of negativity. While the cover might suggest a religious focus, the book emphasizes these life-changing practices without referencing any specific religion. Highly recommended for those interested in the ashram experience and its positive impact.

Post by **Seamstress** » 24 Mar 2025, 16:47

I am sorry to say that I am not religious person nor am I into any spiritual practices like meditation or yoga. Therefore, I just can't be interested in reading about someone else experience in living in the ashram. Unfortunately, I will have to skip this book, but congrats with BOTD anyway!

Post by **Victory Ositaorah** » 24 Mar 2025, 16:58

This book sounds really cool because it talks about a special place where people go to find peace and think deeply. I want to read what life in ashram is like.

Temitope Esther Oke · Post by **Temitope Esther Oke** » 24 Mar 2025, 17:15

I thought it was a religious book judging from the title and thought it won’t be actually nice to read. But reading your review alone is captivating. Now I know the book will really be worth reading.

azza lia · Post by **azza lia** » 24 Mar 2025, 17:21

I love the author's sense of humor describing his camping experience in Ashram. This nonreligious book's messages inspired introspection and reflection. Sounds like a quite impactful read. Thank you for a nice review.

EVALINE MAGWAMU 1 · Post by **EVALINE MAGWAMU 1** » 24 Mar 2025, 17:26

A well described review.The three week retreat to an ashram sounds interesting.Away in a resort doing different activities described by the author brings peace of mind.The title of the book brings out the serenity involved.Well done author Tom Hillman for writing a unique story.Congratulations for being the BOTD.

Isaac Ozo-okafor · Post by **Isaac Ozo-okafor** » 24 Mar 2025, 17:30

The journey to ashram, the activities that goes on there and all the benefits of it's serenity makes this book feel like a guide towards achieving peace of mind.

Ohanele Chinonyerem · Post by **Ohanele Chinonyerem** » 24 Mar 2025, 17:50

Digging for God sounds like a unique book, and the idea of an all-men retreat in an ashram is fascinating. I would love to read it.

Post by **Soma Ezenwanne** » 24 Mar 2025, 18:14

Tom Hillman’s descriptions of life in the ashram make me wonder what it’s like there, and I like how the book encourages self-reflection.

Post by **Carole Kendall** » 24 Mar 2025, 18:59

This review and the sample describe a retreat at an ashram as a good way to reflect on life and make plans for self improvement. While I might prefer a less rustic environment, I’m sure the setting lends itself to meditation and introspection. Three weeks away from the fast paced lives we lead sounds wonderful to me, but couldn’t it be in Hawaii?

Post by **Surabhi Rani** » 24 Mar 2025, 19:18

'Official Review: Digging for God' by Tom Hillman is an elegant and sublime expression of the non-fiction's content. It conveys the main idea of the book. The author transports readers into an all-men, three-week retreat in an ashram. He demonstrates his sense of humor when talking about the long meditation sessions in the resort. Readers will feel as if they are enjoying a sense of brotherhood, serenity, and communal life in the ashram. Finally, this book emphasizes the benefits of letting go of resentments, redirecting negative thoughts, meditation, and service.