Journey to the Heart of Forgiveness
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Awakening the Divine Within
In an open meadow warmed by the sun and embraced by a circle of swaying trees tender flowers bloom.
As their roots reach deep and soak in nourishment from the Earth each new flower lifts its face to receive the warm loving light.
Soft breezes carry the seeds from each bloom to new parts of the meadow where they nestle in the soil to gain strength for their own future Awakening.
As each of us remembers how to reside deep within our divine essence allowing us to connect directly to the sources of our Wisdom the meadow will be awash in flowers.
Collectively, we are the sun, the trees, the meadow, the flowers, the soil and the breeze.
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About the Book
Author and artist Mo Brady takes us along on her personal journey and shares the intimate details of her quest to heal her wounded spirit. The catalyst for her journey within is an emotional crisis involving grief from the passing of her younger sister-in-law from ovarian cancer. Through meditation and forgiveness, she connects to the deep reservoir of healing potential within each of us. Each gradual awakening prepares the way for a deeper transformation.
Mo shares her experiences with energy therapies such as Reiki and CranialSacral and the emotional healing they facilitate. Access to past-life memories adds a new dimension and allows her the opportunity to forgive, and to be forgiven for, pain that is several lifetimes old. In the process, she reconnects to her strong inner core, where peace and joy reside.
Mo shares her experiences in the hopes that it might inspire others to begin or continue their own healing journey.
About the Author
Mo Brady is an artist and Reiki master living in Phoenix, Arizona, with her two children, Lindsey and David. After receiving her BFA at Arizona State University, Mo pursued clothing and textile design in New York City. Learning papermaking from a studio in Soho, she began creating and selling sculptural handmade paper pieces in galleries in New York and Arizona. Drawn back to the beauty and serenity of the southwest desert, she and her husband, Jim, moved back to Arizona in 1989. Her artistic pursuits continued to evolve to include working with gemstone energy in jewelry. After studying massage therapy and Reiki, she now combines her artistic pursuits with her desire to inspire and encourage others on their path of self-awareness.
In March 2011, her husband, Jim, passed away from cancer. Mo still feels his heartful presence and loving encouragement.