Ruth Cherry – författare

When we open to heal, we invite the power that creates worlds to move through us and guide us. We practice presence, we pay attention, and we allow. Living in the Flow: Practicing Vibrational Alignment illustrates this process with journal writing, psychological insights, meditation instruction, and spiritual awareness.



"How we know our inner world defines how we experience external reality." From that initial sentence in Matters of the Soul, a format for growth is presented with sections for Exercises and Reflections. Questions to spur journal writing encourage readers to make the material their own. Imagery exercises guide readers deeper within themselves to explore as yet unknown realms.

The result of doing these inner world explorations is the development of a mature spirituality anchored in the seamless unconscious continuum, psychological and spiritual. Cocreating, passion, presence, and power become personally meaningful concepts.

We all have these resources inside us but no book has clarified these concepts or taught the reader how to work with them. Matters of the Soul empowers the reader to take the next step in her unique journey by expanding the notion of the unconscious from a storehouse of psychological injuries to a vast horizon of spiritual possibility. Offering an experience of change in a workbook, Matters of the Soul opens the door to a new way of thinking and being which the reader may use over a lifetime.

This is a terrific self-help book!  e presentation is practical, experiential, and immediately accessible, yet solidly grounded in gestalt, psychosynthesis, and Jungian theory. The detailed case studies move readers directly into their own inner experiences. The exercises at the end of each chapter then provide the opportunity and processes for healing.

Fr. John Alexis-Viereck

Psychosynthesis  therapist

U.N. World Peace Delegate

Author,  The Integration of the Shadow in the New Age

We all yearn to anchor in our own truth. We want to live authentically and meaningfully. We seek passion, joy, and self-expression.

These are our birthrights.

But sometimes we lose our way. We''re distracted by influences from outside ourselves. Or we trust our intellects to do work they were not designed to do.

We use our best judgment. And days pass and years pass and we realize that good judgment doesn''t lead us to fulfilment.

We want more. Doing everything right isn''t enough.

And, so, we surrender.

When you reach that point and you throw up your hands and you say, "I must live deeply and passionately. Acting respectably isn''t enough. I want to honor my heart''s longing," then you open to transformation. What is transformation?

Transformation is the process by which we recognize that we are both human and divine and that our divinity heals and guides us.

"Psychological insight and humor abound in this lovely book... Readers of all ages and persuasions are in for a treat. This is a one-stop shop, a thriller that succeeds as a portrait of tragedy, survival, and redemption."

-David Allen, Pacific Book Review

"Captivating, mind-bending and entertaining author Ruth Cherry, PhD's Something's Going On Here is a must-read mystery and suspense book.

-Reviewed by Christina Avina, Hollywood Book Review

 Something's Going On Here delivers on the title's promise of mystery and intrigue. Nick Gray has retired from teaching English for twenty-five years at Penn. State and moved to the west coast at his cousin's insistence. While beautiful on the surface, the small community of Los Osos bubbles with deception, fear, betrayal, and manipulation. As Nick comes to know the residents, he learns about himself. This small town challenges, frustrates, and, ultimately, saves Nick. In this archetypal mid-life story, the hero in Nick emerges as he encounters his own unresolved conflicts which must heal for him to survive life in Los Osos.

"I've practiced as a clinical psychologist for forty years. Something's Going On Here roots in a strong psychological/spiritual orientation. In mid-life all of us are called to greater heights and depths than we've known. The action of the story confounds but the deeper message about trusting our personal guidance will resonate with readers."