A deep, soul-searching read
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I bought this book months ago, started reading, and lay it down. Towards the end of '07 my heart ran to it, and I decided to complete once and for all. The more I read, the more I realised that I am not alone in the way I feel, and the experiences I've been through. It made me realise that it's left with me what I want and need in my life.
I learnt three uplifting points in this book:
1. Eagles fly alone, chickens flock together - and eagles eat chickens! (the value of knowing what I want and reaching for it without thinking of what people think or say).
2. Once I learn to trust and surrender, there's no need to explain myself to people.
3. The word 'desire' actually comes from the Latin meaning 'of' (de) 'the Father' (sire). It's liberating to know that most of the things I long for deep down, are actually what God wants for me. It makes me not feel so guilty about wanting what I want.
God bless, Sis. Keep it up.
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I bought this book 4 years ago but never got round to reading it. Until 1 day I was so low i started to read this along with my bible. All I can say is WOW..what a difference I starting feeling even after reading a few pages. I began to feel so lifted, assertive, confident & totally at peace with myself especially in situations which in the past would upset me & make me feel low for days on end. This book is a definite must have in your reading collection. Truly uplifting
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THIS IS A VERY GOOD AND INSPIRATIONAL BOOK
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IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A SPIRTUAL AND EMOTIONAL UPLIFT THIS IS THE BOOK FOR YOU. THIS BOOK TAUGHT ME HOW TO LOVE AGAIN AND FEEL GOOD ABOUT MYSELF AND MY JOB I HAVE.
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A Wonderful Inspiring Book for ALL Women!
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This book was recommended to me by a black woman. She said it was a book for black women but it's really for all women. It will help you understand the misfortunes in your life and why we go through the same pain over and over again. When I started to read it, I found myself relating to a lot of the stories these women went through. And then she would explain why we choose the people we choose and why we go through it anyway when we know it's not good for us. I thought it was amazing. I have been recommending it to every woman I know ever since. It's an inspiring book and helps you become strong or stronger. It helps you empower yourself to controlling your life the way you would really want to live it. Definitely a book to read and have in your collection!
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Like a cleansing, invigorating shower...
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Think of this book as the long way around the points given in "Faith In The Valley": on one hand, if some of those weren't expained enough for you, this book breaks them all down. On the other hand, if you're impatient or have a short attention span, save it for a rainy day or the line @ the DMV. It's chock full of empowering points and lovingly explained, taking nothing for granted and guiding you all the way. "Value" is a treasure, and can actually help you get out of those ruts and start on your individual issues. Iyanla is like your favorite, non-judgmental aunt, and we're blessed that she's sharing her observations from the trenches with us. You GO Iylana: keep that knowledge flowing!!!
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