Consolata Nobile's astounding work of religious philosophy, The Heart Imperative, is a work that very nearly defies description. Ranging from the oblique to beautifully defined descriptive passages, Nobile's text is a passkey to the understanding of the divine nature that is within each of us.

Nobile's main directive is to demonstrate that we are all part of God's extended, infinite family, a collective of souls who exist far closer to our divine origins than our everyday imaginings lead us to believe. With grace and intelligence, Nobile posits a methodology for the sort of self-study and meditative introspection that so few of us manage to accomplish despite the ease with which prayer and rumination can lead to a true connection with God.
Nobile exudes a rare and startling clarity and calmness in The Heart Imperative. While most books of this kind are predominantly apologetics or inspirational in nature, the viewpoint is broader here, a rational perspective that inspires us to examine how we know what we do, what justifies us into believing what we do, and how we can all gain from understanding our human existence.

The topics are treated in a balanced manner as a series of well-crafted commentaries, personal enough in nature to allow even the beginner to dig below the bedrock of often pedantic belief to form a well-balanced viewpoint that is as inspirational as it is enlightening. In this regard The Heart Imperative is perhaps unlike anything on the market today. Yet it is, above all, an ambitious work of personal philosophy and religious study that combines metaphysical epistemology with organic experience, an insightful work that will put readers well on the path to seeking the truth about the world and human experience.

In the astounding The Heart Imperative: A Series of Personal Commentaries, author and philosopher Consolata Nobile introduces the three I's: Inspiration, Insight, and Involvement.

With a lyrical flair for language and a rare talent for contemplative yet compelling prose, newcomer Consolata Nobile is poised to shake the foundations of the memoir-cum-self help genre.

Her study of the nature of divinity and the power of spiritual inquiry is part novel, part academic text, and part poetry. Readers of all backgrounds will find themselves amazed at her gentle, yet razor sharp insights, and may discover their own path to God.

The Heart Imperative is a work of accessible, intuitive philosophy, a personal yet universal account of the mysteries of searching for the divine.