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E-Squared
Posted on February 26, 2013 3 Comments
If you think, like I did, that this is another book just like all the others you have read about inspiration, spirituality, and self-improvement, you could not be more wrong. Heck, even if it were like the rest, that in itself would still be awesome support and reinforcement. But. It’s. Better. This is guidance for moving […]
In the Shadow of a Badge
Posted on February 20, 2013 4 Comments
I read this book because I wanted to learn more about the field of angels at the crash site of Flight 93 on 9/11 in Shanksville, PA. Lille Leonardi, an FBI agent serving at the crash site, has written this memoir of her personal spiritual journey in regards to this vision she was gifted with. By sharing her journey she […]
IS: Your Authentic Spirituality Unleashed
Posted on January 31, 2013 Leave a Comment
This book by Faith Freed describes itself as a helpful grounding tool for those who are spiritual mavericks. If you find and value Truth from multiple places, including personal experience, and you create your own path…you might be a Maverick! What if Adam and Eve could have been apes…? Not seeing a conflict of possibility there, I’ve […]
The 7 Things That Made Me Genuinely and Irreversibly Happy
Posted on January 30, 2013 4 Comments
Even if you feel content with your life, it’s hard to ignore the title of Rohan Healy’s book! At it’s very best it could potentially turn your life around. At the very least it is wonderful support for the way you already live your life. I guarantee there is something worthwhile in here for everyone. Happiness is addressed right off: […]
All Is Well
Posted on January 25, 2013 3 Comments
All Is Well: Heal Your Body With Medicine, Affirmations, and Intuition is a collaborative by the indomitable Louise Hay and the dauntless Mona Lisa Schulz. The book is a how-to guide that integrates healing methods, addressing health in these areas: medical, holistic, nutritional, and emotional. It weaves intuition and logic, emotions and fact–and produces specific direction to address […]
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