Bo Lozoff’s book Deep & Simple was one of Mr. Rogers’ favorite books and is featured in the documentary titled “Mr. Rogers & Me: A Deep & Simple Documentary.”The book is a practical, down-to-earth guide for every reader who sincerely wants to make changes in his or her life. It’s grouped into three sections: 1. Spiritual practice2. Simple living3. Dedication to serviceIn a deep, simple, and clear voice, Bo reminds us all that no matter where we are as human beings, whether in suburbia or on death row, there is a goodness inherent in the human spirit. We all matter, we all count, and we are all able to make a difference.All proceeds support the Prison-Ashram Project, which sends these books free to prisoners for 40 years now.

Bo Lozoff’s book Deep & Simple was one of Mr. Rogers’ favorite books and is featured in the documentary titled “Mr. Rogers & Me: A Deep & Simple Documentary.”The book is a practical, down-to-earth guide for every reader who sincerely wants to make changes in his or her life. It’s grouped into three sections: 1. Spiritual practice2. Simple living3. Dedication to serviceIn a deep, simple, and clear voice, Bo reminds us all that no matter where we are as human beings, whether in suburbia or on death row, there is a goodness inherent in the human spirit. We all matter, we all count, and we are all able to make a difference.All proceeds support the Prison-Ashram Project, which sends these books free to prisoners for 40 years now.

Bo Lozoff’s book Deep & Simple was one of Mr. Rogers’ favorite books and is featured in the documentary titled “Mr. Rogers & Me: A Deep & Simple Documentary.”The book is a practical, down-to-earth guide for every reader who sincerely wants to make changes in his or her life. It’s grouped into three sections: 1. Spiritual practice2. Simple living3. Dedication to serviceIn a deep, simple, and clear voice, Bo reminds us all that no matter where we are as human beings, whether in suburbia or on death row, there is a goodness inherent in the human spirit. We all matter, we all count, and we are all able to make a difference.All proceeds support the Prison-Ashram Project, which sends these books free to prisoners for 40 years now.