- Format
- Häftad (Paperback / softback)
- Språk
- Engelska
- Antal sidor
- 66
- Utgivningsdatum
- 2017-12-01
- Förlag
- Alison Wem
- Medarbetare
- Bell, Jessica (cover design)
- Illustrationer
- 46 Illustrations
- Antal komponenter
- 1
- Komponenter
- 4372:Standard Color 8.0 x 8.0 in or 203 x 203mm Perfect Bound on Standard 70 White w/Gloss Lam
- ISBN
- 9781999701413
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Innehållsförteckning
Table of Contents
preface
chapter 1: introduction
chapter 2: seven steps for creating your soul map
chapter 3: choosing a soul map template
daffodil-inspired template
celtic cross-inspired template
tibetan buddhism-inspired template
hexagram-inspired template
interlocking circles: islam-inspired template
balance, symmetry and infinity–inspired template
spiral-inspired template
foundation soul map template
hints and tips
chapter 4: designing your soul map
chapter 5: colouring your soul map
chapter 6: gaining more meaning from the colours in your soul map
chakras
chapter 7: reflecting on your soul map
chapter 8: benefits of creating and continuing to use your soul map
after i have built my soul map, what next?
next in the your soul family series
Preface:
i came to your soul family some years ago. in the space of three years all of my near family passed away except for my brother, who was a six-hour journey away. the hardest passing was when i was unexpectedly widowed. my son was then fifteen years old and my daughter had just had her eleventh birthday party. i really did not know how i was going to cope with raising two children alone, running a home and holding down a demanding full-time job. i was on the go from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. and then not sleeping well. i knew that this pace was not sustainable, but i did not know how to change my life. i felt so alone and unloved.
many readers will have had similar experiences of bereavement, or extreme stress that can arise from any number of situations. many of them involve loss of someone or something you value – child, partner, job, business, home. each of us need to find a way of handling our loss or stress.
it was in the early hours of a morning when sleep eluded me that i stumbled on my inner consciousness and found a space of calmness. it was there that i let out all of my hurt and loneliness – but to my great surprise it was there that i found strength, love and guidance. at last i had met my ‘inner you’. some people call this ‘inner you’ your subconscious, higher self or soul, depending on their life view. i like ‘inner you’ as it feels more familiar, someone close to you and not ethereal.
meeting my ‘inner you’ was a real turning point for me. my key question was
“What should I do next in my life?”
i knew i could not continue my life as it was, but i did not know how to change it for the better. over time, my ‘inner you’ guided me in making small changes that made my life more ...