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Don’t Let Anything Dull Your Sparkle
Posted on October 25, 2015 1 Comment
Doreen Virtue’s new book is gentle, supportive strength for your sanity. It is a great companion to any and all of her other books, as she offers great love and resources for our health: emotional, physical, and spiritual. This book focuses on recognizing our patterns of when our spirits sparkle and when we feel less […]
The Internet to the Inner-Net
Posted on September 28, 2015 Leave a Comment
This book is not only a must-read, it’s one to be given to everyone you love. Or people you work with. Or both. Good thing the holidays are coming. I pre-ordered three copies to give away, even before I finished reading my gifted pre-release copy! Gopi Kallayil integrates mindfulness into his executive position at Google. Successfully. […]
Everyday Creative Writing
Posted on September 9, 2015 Leave a Comment
I was listening to a Hay House Radio show the other day, an archive of a Nancy Levin broadcast. The lovely caller expressed that although she was a business writer, she wished to start writing creative pieces. I think many of us can identify with that. I encourage us as writers to explore this thought […]
Soul Shifts
Posted on September 2, 2015 1 Comment
Dr. Barbara DeAngelis describes Soul Shifts as her most important life’s work. Through this book she teaches seekers who are awakening to personal transformation. Through her own story examples, Dr. DeAngelis leads readers through a four-part process: gateways to authentic awakening, the technology of transformation, soul shifts for practical spirituality, and living your soul shifts. We already […]
Divine Magic
Posted on August 14, 2015 Leave a Comment
This is the second edition of Doreen Virtue’s explanation of The Kybalion, made understandable and applicable for readers today. The Kybalion is a classic spiritual teaching manual that is now in the public domain. Although an internet search will land you at the original text, Divine Magic does a fabulous job of breaking these Hermetic teachings down into usable […]
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