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Caroline Sojourner

Caroline Sojourner

About

My interest in healing began over thirty years ago when a health crisis caused by poor living habits launched me on a life-long journey of self-discovery and healing. I studied many forms of body work, remedial diets, and spiritualities. My primary teacher of body-centered therapeutic methods was renowned Reichian therapist Sylvia Goodman in Ashland, OR, with whom I spent three years in intensive personal training. I have MA in Art Therapy and a MDiv (Master of Divinity) degrees from Marylhurst University. I am drawn to the gentle trauma work of Maryanna Eckbert (Victims of Cruelty) and Ellen B. Macfarland (The Sacred Path Beyond Trauma).

Vital Temptations: A Heart's Betrayal

Vital Temptations: A Heart's Betrayal

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<p>Dr. Bethany McNeal is living her dream as a pediatric resident in one of the most sought-after medical centers in Seattle. Beautiful and intelligent, she’s missing only one thing—love, which she put on hold to focus on her career after ending a tumultuous relationship. Everything changes when she meets Dr. Brent Anderson, a charming and handsome fellow resident. Despite her reservations, Bethany falls for Brent—hard. When she learns Brent is married several months into their relationship, she immediately breaks it off. After graduating residency and going their separate ways, Bethany tries to move on with another man—real estate broker and personal trainer Charles Blakely. But just when things get serious with Charles, she realizes she’s still in love with Brent, and she finds herself caught between the two men, facing a series of difficult decisions and harrowing events that will change her life forever. Will she be able to recover from the vital temptations that turned her perfect life upside down?</p>

Story Behind The Book

The book grew out of a long-term curiosity over what might have been happening while Moses was on the mountain, alone and fasting. This led me into the study of kabbalah and Jewish mysticism. I found that the paradigm of the Tree of Life fit the pattern of healing I had been following during many years of personal illness, though I had not realized that this was a well-known pattern, known since ancient times. My study of the Tree of Life included all the forms of natural physical healing which I have been researching and experimenting with for over thirty years.

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<p class="MsoNormal" style="margin-bottom:.0001pt;"><em>“I am studying it like a student, marking the passages where I want to return to, for therapy, and am continually being amazed at what you have done!  I have to take it slow in order to really absorb every word . . . and the life lessons.”</em> L. N.</p> <p class="MsoNormal" style="margin-bottom:.0001pt;"><em>“I find your book so grounding for me.” </em>E. N.<em></em></p><p></p>