The word anatomy in a spiritual title is a signal. It promises structure where the genre often offers only atmosphere, a claim that inner change can be mapped as precisely as a skeleton. The Anatomy of Awakening makes that promise on the cover and then takes eleven and a half hours to keep it.
Sue Morter works at the meeting point of personal development and spirituality, and our catalogue files the title under both. The length itself tells you something about the intent. This is not a pocket volume of affirmations but an extended course of thought, the sort of listening that expects to be paused, considered and returned to.