Diane Silver

Your Daily Shot of Hope Vol. 2: Meditations on Awakening (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

With Your Daily Shot of Hope, Diane Silver provides the tools we need to thrive in unsettling times. Drawing on 40 years of experience as a spiritual seeker, survivor, and champion of victorious causes that were once supposed to impossible, Silver creates daily meditations that enable us to awaken to our own power to heal ourselves and our world. This is the second of four volumes of meditations. Each volume provides enough meditations for one shot of hope a day for three months. Consider these vitamin pills for the soul.

"Readers always ask meWhat do we do now? How do we stay positive in these dark times? Finally, I have the perfect answer. Diane Silver's books. This series of short meditations is a kick in the pants for anyone who feels discouraged or scared or lost. I'm so blessed to know Diane, to count her in my possibility posse. And now, her wise words are available to all of us. Thank you, Diane, for reminding us of our own inner power, of our own endless ability to make the world a more beautiful place." Pam Grout, #1 New York Times bestselling author of E-Squared and 18 other books.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Diane Silver
• Erscheinungstermin: 17. November 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781370520305
• Artikelnr.: 49926430

Autorenporträt

A writer, spiritual seeker, speaker, and political activist, Diane Silver gives presentations about hope and an atheist's faith to a variety of audiences. She has served as communications director for a candidate for Congress, a press secretary in a gubernatorial campaign, championed equality for LGBTQ people in bright red Kansas, and helped raise hundreds of millions of dollars for universities and other nonprofits. Her writings include the books Kansas Storms, The New Civil War, and articles and essays in Ms., The Progressive, and many other venues.