What if everything that broke you was meant to awaken you? With travel and loss acting as catalysts for transformation, this memoir takes the reader along for a captivating journey where life lessons unfold through new cultural experiences, before leading back into the struggles of real life—including grief, health, motherhood, and relationships. Tracing one woman’s path towards reckoning, the story ultimately culminates in spiritual revelation and self-discovery, offering a hopeful portrait of resilience. She walks the earth with a quiet sense of divine protection—the soul contract of a warrior. Born of light, yet broken into pieces that rose as fire and shadow. When life unraveled around her, she followed an inner whisper that would ultimately lead her across the world—and back to herself. Would she lose everything by letting go? When she returned to her life, she was forced to confront the limits of her body, the depths of her spirit, and the truth of who she was beneath it all. At her most vulnerable, she becomes the most capable. Every piece is pulled apart and gently polished until it truly fits. The fire horse in her blazed its trail while the dark horse evolved through shadow. Through the journey of a lifetime, they became one again—the horse of light, a golden beacon of hope. The author truly brings the reader along for an incredible journey. The story is completely captivating, and I felt like I got to escape to the amazing places the author once travelled. Wonderful story straight from the heart and a true story. Nonfiction, the author travels the world & makes you feel as if you are in her shoes, reaping the harvest or lessons that cultures & nature have to offer. But most of all, I appreciated the "friendship" feeling with a fellow sojourner.
| Gtin | 09798995632412 |
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| Age_group | ADULT |
| Condition | NEW |
| Gender | UNISEX |
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| Product_type | Books > Subjects > Biographies & Memoirs > Community & Culture > Women |