For Starr, the everyday is not boring or routine; it is sacred. In this book, she helps readers discover their own inner mystic and let go of the limiting belief that spiritual life exists only in traditional places of worship. Mysticism, she explains, is a direct experience of the sacred—no church or clergy required. Our everyday life can be imbued with spirit if we pay attention. Starr explores the magic of mundane life, from weeding in our humble gardens to a slow evening walk with a friend to a full kitchen table surrounded by family. Embracing mysticism in our everyday is a way of being more alive in the world, an awakening to the interconnectedness between all things. To become a mystic, you don’t need to visit an ashram in the Himalayas or kneel in a church pew to connect to the sacred or to life’s big questions. Life, she says, is holy ground—“welcome to the temple of your regular life.”