Freedom in Love with Life and Light reminds us that "exquisite being" exists as the simple and the ordinary, that in the midst of living our lives we can find love and freedom illuminating all things, even in the darkest of times. It is a celebration of discovering joy and beauty, and a quickening of mind to make the improbable not only probable, but also felt and knowable in the most intimate of ways. This collection of poetry and musings shows when following our internal promptings, freedom is revealed as our essential nature. May the rhythm and dance of these words bring you closer to your own true essence.…mehr
Freedom in Love with Life and Light reminds us that "exquisite being" exists as the simple and the ordinary, that in the midst of living our lives we can find love and freedom illuminating all things, even in the darkest of times. It is a celebration of discovering joy and beauty, and a quickening of mind to make the improbable not only probable, but also felt and knowable in the most intimate of ways. This collection of poetry and musings shows when following our internal promptings, freedom is revealed as our essential nature. May the rhythm and dance of these words bring you closer to your own true essence.
Nitsa (Ourania) Marcandonatou was born and raised in East Africa 77 years ago. She lived in Greece during her young adult years and moved to the United States in the late 60's to further her studies. She received a Ph.D. in East-West Psychology from the California Institute of Integral Studies in San Francisco, California, and taught consciousness-based courses and workshops at John F. Kennedy University in Walnut Creek, California, at Edgewood College in Madison, Wisconsin, and at a few spiritual centers. She is currently retired, living in Southern Oregon, and enjoying the beauty of nature, hiking, writing, music, and art. She is further blessed with two precious daughters and son-in-laws, two cherished grandkids, and many loving friends.
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