I have mentioned before that I sometimes re-read books. I follow my intuition and do not regret my choices. As a result, I always discover something new that I had forgotten or details that I had overlooked in my eagerness to read the book for the first time.
Continue reading “The Road to Success”
by Patricia Cori
(review)
The book “Universe of the Soul” is the first part of the Sirian Revelation Trilogy. It shares information about ancestral knowledge, which is a different way of knowing than what is typically offered and imposed on humanity by those in power.
Continue reading “The Cosmos of Soul”
by Paula McLain
(Review)
Circling the Sun is a novel based on the true story of Beryl Markham, a young woman from England. She achieved the feat of becoming the first person to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean from east to west.
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by Don Miguel Ruiz
The teachings of the masters have endured time and inspired us to strive for a better life in a better world.
However, we live in a world where most of us suffer.
Continue reading “The Art of Loving”
by Zecharia Sitchin
We live in a time when we have access to a lot of information and possibilities of reading books in physical and electronic formats.
Continue reading “The Lost Realms”
by Neale Donald Walsch
Even if I was aware of the spiritual notions Neale Donald Walsch presented, I liked the simple answers and explanations he uses for the conflicting and confusing problems.
Continue reading “What God wants : A compelling answer to humanity’s biggest question”
The first review of my book came as a beautiful surprise early in the morning. I want to share it with you and thank Patricia Furstenberg who has written and posted the review on her blog https://alluring creations.co.za/wp/.
Here is an excerpt from her post. Also, you can read the whole review and visit her beautiful blog.
Continue reading “Review – Happiness Recipe by Manuela Timofte”
by Manuela Timofte
It is a book about a mother and her family. That would be the shortest way of describing the book. Yet, it is about more than that. The book is not about an ordinary family. It is about a single woman adopting kids with disabilities and making an unusual and special family.
While in most families the birth of a baby with Down’s syndrome put pressure on the parents, Alex, a single woman adopted nine special children (seven Down’s kids).
Continue reading “Faces of Love (215)”
In a Love World 