Kirjahaku

We all come into this life gasping for air then spend our years striving to make each breath matter. This book shows you how to use those breaths to slow down, look deeper within and contemplate the health of your soul.Are you unsure if your wounded soul will ever mend?Is the condition of your soul unclear?Do you sense there could be more to your spiritual life?God placed distinctive gifts in you and uses them to help restore your soul. Each chapter in this book offers gentle consideration of soul health and includes reflective thoughts to ponder your soul's unique journey. With humor and unwavering honesty, author and speaker Janet K. Marks guides you to bravely face your spiritual wounds and rediscover your beautiful soul.This must-read book will change the way you see.

We all come into this life gasping for air then spend our years striving to make each breath matter. This book shows you how to use those breaths to slow down, look deeper within and contemplate the health of your soul.Are you unsure if your wounded soul will ever mend?Is the condition of your soul unclear?Do you sense there could be more to your spiritual life?God placed distinctive gifts in you and uses them to help restore your soul. Each chapter in this book offers gentle consideration of soul health and includes reflective thoughts to ponder your soul's unique journey. With humor and unwavering honesty, author and speaker Janet K. Marks guides you to bravely face your spiritual wounds and rediscover your beautiful soul.This must-read book will change the way you see.

Life is full of decisions-little choices we rarely think about until something significant happens and shakes up the tedium of our day-to-day life. Some of these significant circumstances arrive not on a gentle breeze, which nudges us kindly along, but roars in like an arctic blast and blows us to the ground.Several years ago, a strong blast hit my life; it knocked me sideways and landed me in a dark place. After too many days sitting in a pit of indignation and bitterness, it became clear: something had to change.This was not how I wanted to live my life. Some kind of change was needed, but I felt uncertain how to proceed until a friend gave me a small gift that altered my outlook and helped me out of my pit.