Review
"A true spiritual friend, filled with thoughtful inspiration on loving and experiencing your own unique beauty at the soul level." -- -- Kristine Carlson, co-author of the New York Times bestseller, Don't Sweat the Small Stuff in Love
"A true spiritual friend, filled with thoughtful inspiration on loving and experiencing your own unique beauty at the soul level." -- -- Kristine Carlson, co-author of the New York Times bestseller, Don't Sweat the Small Stuff in Love
Book Description
In this inspirational and Wise book, Moran shares the wisdom and experience from her own search for inner and outer beauty. Her thoughtful observations and advice show how anyone can transform their thinking about what makes us beautiful, while providing simple guidance for creating a radiance that only comes from within.
Each compact essay contains a tool you can Put to use today to heighten your awareness of your own inner beauty. With her trademark candor, Moran illustrates how true beauty comes from a sense of wholeness. She combines tips for taking care of your spirit with simple techniques for tending the needs of your body and essays on self-affirmation and the care and feeding of the soul. Women of all ages will relate to Moran's reflections on her journey to a deeper understanding of inner radiance -- beauty that is soul deep.
This sane, sensible approach to a strong self-image and loving self-care is firmly grounded in spiritual common sense, the marriage of body and soul. You start by lighting up your life -- and before you know it, you're lighting up the room.
About the Author
Victoria Moran is the author of ten books, including Creating a Charmed Life and Shelter for the Spirit. An international speaker, certified life coach and life trans-formation specialist, she has been featured on The Oprah Winfrey Show and her work has been noted in USA Today, The Washington Post, and Parade. Her articles have appeared in Woman's Day, Ladies' Home Journal, and Yoga Journal. Her books have been translated into twenty-seven languages.