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A Grief Observed by C.S. Lewis was a profoundly comforting read that articulated the exact world-crushing dissaray of losing someone you love. It showed me that I am navigating the black tunnel of pain as he once did - meaning that grief is something
The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis was a humorous read of over the top imagery that tapped into the essence of humanity and relationship with our Creator by demonstrating the opposite. Recommended to me by sweet George
Principles and Powers of Vision by Dr. Myles Munroe taps into the interconnectedness of humanity and how God sends us each other for resources and support. We are here on divine assignments and I am more than happy to be on a need to know basis with
The Mastery of Love by Don Miguel Ruiz is one of my all time favorite books. I reread it constantly because I believe I am here on Earth to love others. It breaks down the soul sickness we all have and ways to overcome it to treat others the way our
7 Strategies for Wealth & Happiness by John Rohn is one of the most practical and objective self help books I have ever read. It really helped me solidify my beliefs around zero-debt living and how to experience all that life has to offer, tangib
Men and Women are from Eden by Mary Healy is a super digestible study guide on Pope John Paul II’s Theology of the Body. Sanctifying the flesh is not easy feat, but this has scripture to guide the internal transformation.
Captivating by John & Stasi Elderedge was a beautiful and healing book that made me better understand my femininity and beauty. It came recommended by a priest in Indiana and I can’t recommend it enough for women traumatized by past hurts.
Wild at Heart by John Elderedge is a must read for men and women searching for God-given masculinity. This showed me that the desires of my heart as a woman are healthy and pure, despite what society tells men what they need to be.
Dopamine Nation by Dr. Anna Lembke shed an interesting light on the reverse effects of withdrawing from dopamine excess by learning healthy habits of pain. As a fan of discipline, it helped me understand how to better balance the pendulum swing of pl
Never Enough by Judith Grisel was instrumental in my decision to stay sober after one year of abstinence from drugs and alcohol. Now, I live in full recovery and help others do the same. Her personal testimony and commitment to the neurological proce
The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz helped me right-size expectations of others and most importantly how to stop taking everything so personally. Everyone is doing the best they can and this book lays that out in a simple, easy to understand way.
The Untethered Soul by Michael Singer changed my entire view on how to handle life. He has a really cool podcast that challenges this entire earthly experience as an opportunity to never close our hearts. No matter how much pain we endure; we must pr
Custom Her Experience by Katie Mares was an interesting view from a consultative perspective to meet market demands for women. Equal parts intuition and research, I thoroughly enjoyed the format.
A Million Little Pieces by James Frey has dark, vivid imagery that is incredibly poetic and the choppy syntax makes it an incredible read. A true metamorphosis takes place with the main character that shook me to my core.
The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho made me laugh, made me cry, and accompanied me as I emerged from a dark night of the soul. The universe wants what is best for us and will always show up as we pursue our purpose. Alchemy is possible 😌

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