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A book that imparts a sense of safety and serenity in a world that seems increasingly scary and dangerous. Each of the ten sections have ten to fifteen meditations. Those ten points of focus are: re-greening arid places; embodying heart energy; nourishing our souls; intertwining soul-strands...

It's 1669, and feisty Isobel de Toledo is betrothed to be married to the son of a rich landowner when she learns people in her Seville, including her friends, are being burned at the stake. Outraged, she joins a revolutionary group of ladies of intrigue and danger, healers, and others who question the Church's preoccupation with sexual crimes and women who heal, shaking her very values and birthright. Isobel flees her homeland with Richard, a handsome sailor who saves her from being burned at the stake. They marry and board a ship, setting sail for the New World.

A book that imparts a sense of safety and serenity in a world that seems increasingly scary and dangerous. Each of the 10 sections has 10 to 15 meditations. Those ten points of focus are regreening arid places, embodying heart energy, nourishing our souls, intertwining soul-strands, honouring sacred rights and responsibilities, creating spiritual touchstones, awakening to wisdom, enrolling in saint's school, ascending to gratitude and embracing angels and other emissaries. This is an inspirational pick-me-up for women, meant to be listened to over and over again throughout the course of a year.