Publisher's Synopsis
We are adopted back into the courageous life of this well-respected Author who through this sequel, gifts us with the possibility of 'Enlightenment'. Continuing on her own journey of self-discovery following her divorce, we also now begin to understand her philosophy of "Life is lived forward, but understood backwards", and this book allows us to realize how, each and every step we make in life and, each and every decision we take, can and will, lead us to becoming the person we are today.As the Author vindicates, it's about Surrender - surrendering to a path that is truly destined and, 'coming face to face with yourself at the crossroads of those pivotal moments in life.And each day I prayed more than I did; searching for answers when the answer had always been the same, Surrender!So, when people ask me: How are you doing now? You better...? Stronger...? Healthier...? Healed...? Across communication platforms, I tell them the same thing, 'a day at a time' because that is all we need; truth be told a day at a time is really all we have.The Author challenges hers and our own ideas and concepts of what makes us who we are - forcing us to realize that ultimately, no number of accolades or material milestones can ever define our true purpose in life. ...And I lost so much of myself that I no longer can relate to the person staring back at me in the mirror. Who was I? What defined me? An empty shell waiting beyond the mirror glass to feel who I was; but those feelings had long escaped me with the sense of self that I had lost over time...With wise words bubbling throughout the book, the author encourages the reader to re look at the way they interact with the world and to rediscover a new path in Christianity and its teachings.The author is forced to face some of life's most difficult experiences and, with her love in Christ and her determination to become the change she is seeking, we are wound into a mesmerizing experience and the ability to reflect on our own unfortunate lessons while we take her - and our own - roller coaster ride to Enlightenment.
