There is no doubt that America is in the midst of a spiritual crisis.&#160;&#160;Millions of people are trying to find meaning in their lives by returning to old-time religions, or by seeking out new cults, fads, channelers, 12-step programs, and self-help books. Bill Moyers has called this search for spirituality &quot;the biggest story -- not only of the decade but of the century.&quot;&#160;&#160;Now, Sam Keen, the <i>New York Times</i> bestselling author of <i>Fire in the Belly</i>, addresses this crisis and provides a blueprint for bringing spirituality into everyday life in <i>Hymns to an Unknown God:&#160;&#160;Awakening the Spirit in Everyday Life</i>.<br><br>Using practical examples from his and other people's lives, Keen tells readers how to cut through what he calls the &quot;spiritual bullshit,&quot; and recover the sacred in their love affairs, families, jobs, and politics -- in short, how to recover the &quot;Unknown God.&quot; Down-to-earth and articulate, Sam Keen is a popular social commentator, philosopher, and teacher. He describes himself as &quot;overeducated at the Ivies,&quot; with degrees from Harvard and Princeton. His work has been featured in a special Bill Moyers PBS interview, and for over twenty years he was a consulting editor at <i>Psychology Today</i>.<br><br>How to Use Your Spiritual Bullshit Detector: In a world of one-minute solutions, false spiritual leaders, and instant spirituality, how can you tell which beliefs are valid and separate the bogus from the genuine.<br><br>Sex and the Spirit: Why is it that sex and spirituality are so interconnected and confusing? Keen explains the conflict between &quot;I want&quot; and &quot;I should,&quot; and tells readers how to integrate sensuality, sexuality and spirituality to experience truly deep and loving relationships.<br><br>Consecrating Our Days: Rituals for Living: Keen gives more than a dozen suggestions for personal rituals to remind readers of the sacredness in their everyday lives, including creating a private place as a personal sanctuary, learning to make time to think deeply, setting aside personal days as times of celebration, and more.