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What Would You Do If There Was Nothing You Had To Do?: Practices to create your life the way you want it to be - Couverture souple

Eliot, Winslow

 
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Synopsis

Practices to create your life the way you want it to be: If you've ever wondered about your soul's purpose and what in the world makes you happy, you may find your answer by taking this journey. Using a wide variety of wisdom sources, including Hawaiian Huna, Sufism, Buddhism, anthroposophy, Tarot, mystical Christianity, Jungian psychology, mythology, and her own life experiences, Winslow Eliot offers you a path to self-discovery. You'll discover unusual guideposts, creative meditations, and surprising practices to help you on your way. By exploring your map toward self-actualization, you'll find yourself breathing authenticity into every part of your daily existence. Is it really possible to create your life the way you want it to be? Take this journey into a world that is original, daring, lighthearted, and wise and you'll discover that it is.

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À propos de l'auteur

About Winslow Eliot: Eliot’s novels have been translated into eleven languages and published in twenty countries. She’s the author of Bright Face of Danger (originally published by St. Martin’s Press 1993; revised and re-released in September 2010). Bright Face of Danger was published in four separate French editions: as Fatale Vengeance (Harlequin) and, most recently, as L’Innocence du Mal (Mira Books and Harlequin Bestsellers 2009). Heaven Falls was published in March 2010 and won first place in Reader Views Awards—romance category. A Perfect Gem and Pursued followed in 2011. The Wine-Dark Sea, Painted Secrets, Red Sky At Night, A Distant Light, and Roman Candles were published under an earlier pseudonym (Ellie Winslow) by Signet/NAL. The Wine-Dark Sea was bought by ITC in Hollywood, and made into a screenplay. She’s the author of numerous articles, she was a contributing author to Area, the Oriental Rug Magazine for many years, and a reader for the Independent Film Project in New York City. She also writes poetry, and she cofounded the celebrated Saturn Series Weekly Poetry Readings in New York City, now in its nineteenth year. She’s a writing coach, mentor, and editor. Her online “WriteSpa – An Oasis for Writers” welcomes visitors from all over the world, and a compilation of writing practices called Writing through the Year, including a Workbook, is now available. Besides writing novels and managing her WriteSpa, she teaches high school English and creative writing to teenagers. She belly-dances, sings and plays guitar, she has visited most sacred places in the world, and she loves people and the tarot.

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