MWSA Book Review

The Quest For Glory

Author:  Randy Meulman

Publisher:  John Meulman

Reviewer: Bill McDonald – President of the MWSA

A Personal Spiritual Story Well Worth Reading!

Author and Vietnam veteran Randy Meulman shares his personal life story in a very well written book called “The Quest For Glory.” His own spiritual search makes for some fascinating reading and opens up lots of questions about religion, life, and meaning.

The book exposes many of the author’s short comings as he chooses not to hide from his past or his errors in thinking. You can follow what seems to be an evolutionary journey of his heart and soul that takes you through what made him who he is today. One cannot help but think that he is still moving along and discovering parts of who he is each new day of his life.

I read the book in one complete sitting. I began innocently enough intending to just briefly get a quick over-view of the book in a few minutes. I got myself hooked on his opening story about evil influences in Hawaii and how he dealt with it. The book will grab you. You will not want to put it down until you have finished it.

I enjoy reading about other men’s spiritual paths. Seeing how they are changed from events in their lives. This book is well worth reading for all spiritual adventurers – whether or not you are still looking for meaning in your religious life or not. The book is not long (only 71 pages) but it is loaded with emotion and inspiration. I enjoyed the reading and recommend it to others as well. This is one of the better spiritual memoirs that I have read. It is not some cookie cutter religious book spouting scriptures. It is about a real man dealing with the deep issues he faced in his spiritual life.

This Book Gets the MWSA President’s Personal Endorsement.