Interview with Lynn Serafinn on the Risk Collective
🔗 http://www.riskcollective.com/the-garden-of-the-soul-1640.htm
About Lynn Serafinn,author of Amazon bestsellerThe Garden of the Soul: lessons from four flowersthat unearth the Self
The Garden of the Soul: lessons from fourflowers that unearth the Self is a book about becoming whole… Called ‘as spiritual as Deepak Chopra and as magical as Paulo Coelho,’ The Garden of the Soulis a journey on the ‘path of least resistance to the Self’ through theimagery of four flowers that represent four spiritual principles: ‘Give’ (theRose), ‘Receive’ (the Iris), ‘Become’ (the Daffodil) and ‘Be’ (the Lily). Takingthe reader on a daring and magical journey through the author’s life andimagination—from stage fright and burnout in a classical music conservatory, tolife inside an Indian temple, to a hidden life of domestic violence, tofinding inner peace atop an old English footbridge—The Garden of the Soul explores birth, death, love, art, spirituality and transformation inan eloquent, poetic and ultimately unforgettable way. It is an open invitationto readers to explore how they are already the heroes of their own lives. Within the firstfew days of its release, the book attained Amazon bestseller status in both theUKand US in the New Age, Mind-Body-Spirit, Spirituality and Self-Help categories.
Lynn's links:
SpiritAuthors Virtual Coaching and Learning Experience http://spiritauthors.com
Spirit Authors Fan Page on Facebook
http://facebook.com/SpiritAuthors
Create-a-Life Transformation Coaching
http://www.create-a-life.co.uk
The Garden of the Soul Blogsite
http://www.give-receive-become-be.com
The Garden of the Soul weekly talk radioshow
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/Lynn-Serafinn
YouTube Channel (with many book trailers of my clients' books)
http://youtube.com/gardenofthesoul
<p>Emerging from the long shadow cast by his formidable father, Harold Godwineson showed himself to be a worthy successor to the Earldom of Wessex. In the following twelve years, he became the King's most trusted advisor, practically taking the reins of government into his own hands. And on Edward the Confessor's death, Harold Godwineson mounted the throne—the first king of England not of royal blood. Yet Harold was only a man, and his rise in fortune was not blameless. Like any person aspiring to power, he made choices he wasn't particularly proud of. Unfortunately, those closest to him sometimes paid the price of his fame.<br /><br />This is a story of Godwine's family as told from the viewpoint of Harold and his younger brothers. Queen Editha, known for her Vita Ædwardi Regis, originally commissioned a work to memorialize the deeds of her family, but after the Conquest historians tell us she abandoned this project and concentrated on her husband, the less dangerous subject. In THE SONS OF GODWINE and FATAL RIVALRY, I am telling the story as it might have survived had she collected and passed on the memoirs of her tragic brothers.<br /><br />This book is part two of The Last Great Saxon Earls series. Book one, GODWINE KINGMAKER, depicted the rise and fall of the first Earl of Wessex who came to power under Canute and rose to preeminence at the beginning of Edward the Confessor's reign. Unfortunately, Godwine's misguided efforts to champion his eldest son Swegn recoiled on the whole family, contributing to their outlawry and Queen Editha's disgrace. Their exile only lasted one year and they returned victorious to London, though it was obvious that Harold's career was just beginning as his father's journey was coming to an end.<br /><br />Harold's siblings were all overshadowed by their famous brother; in their memoirs we see remarks tinged sometimes with admiration, sometimes with skepticism, and in Tostig's case, with jealousy. We see a Harold who is ambitious, self-assured, sometimes egocentric, imperfect, yet heroic. His own story is all about Harold, but his brothers see things a little differently. Throughout, their observations are purely subjective, and witnessing events through their eyes gives us an insider’s perspective.<br /><br />Harold was his mother's favorite, confident enough to rise above petty sibling rivalry but Tostig, next in line, was not so lucky. Harold would have been surprised by Tostig's vindictiveness, if he had ever given his brother a second thought. And that was the problem. Tostig's love/hate relationship with Harold would eventually destroy everything they worked for, leaving the country open to foreign conquest. This subplot comes to a crisis in book three of the series, FATAL RIVALRY.</p>
After having grown up in a household riddled with mental illness and violence, never being permitted to speak about it, and then living silently as a battered wife for 22 years, the author shares this tale of joy and fulfilment, showing us how the Universe is conspiring at every moment to bring us to our ultimate life purpose, and to become the heroes of our own lives.
Interview with Lynn Serafinn on the Risk Collective
🔗 http://www.riskcollective.com/the-garden-of-the-soul-1640.htm↗
Mary Akers' Blogspot
🔗 http://maryakers.blogspot.com/2009/03/lynn-serafinns-garden-of-soul.html↗
Review on BlogCritics Website
🔗 http://blogcritics.org/books/article/book-review-the-garden-of-the/↗
The Unexplained World Blog
🔗 http://odeo.com/episodes/24159448-Author-Lynn-Serafinn-The-Garden-of-the-Soul-Feb-23-2009↗
Podcast: Lynn Serafinn's Garden of the Soul Talk Radio
🔗 http://teknochik.audioacrobat.com/rss/lynn-serafinn-garden-of-the-soul-talk-radio.xml↗
Angelic Wellbeing Website
🔗 http://angelicwellbeing.wordpress.com/2009/04/06/review-of-the-garden-of-the-soul-lynn-serafinn/↗
Grace in Gravity Blog
🔗 http://www.embodygrace.com/home/2009/3/22/garden-of-the-soul.html↗
Interview on Live from the Universe
🔗 http://ow.ly/18Sq0↗
<em>Lynn <strong>beautifully weaves together fable and poetry</strong> with her personal journey of self-discovery. Through her <strong>lyrical style and brilliant imagination</strong>, she leads the reader on <strong>a magical adventure toward deeper understanding of the relationship between Self</strong> <strong>and the world.”<br /></strong></em> –Alan Seale, Transformation Coach<br />Author of <em>Soul Mission</em>, <em>Life Vision</em> and <em>The Manifestation Wheel<br /><br />The Garden of the Soul’ is <strong>rich in teaching metaphors and will speak to each of us </strong>according to where we are on our own path… <strong>Lynn is a brilliant and creative out-of-the-box thinker. Her impact is powerful…and her magic comes through each page of this book.</strong> Lynn offers us a message that is <strong>both simple and profound. Open up and receive her words</strong> and they will affect you in a most positive way.”<br /></em>–Patrick Ryan, Coach<br />Author of <em>The Eagle’s Call,</em> Founder <a href="http://www.awakenedwisdom.com/">www.AwakenedWisdom.com</a> <br /><br /><em>"On your most distracted days, <strong>when you need a moment of calm, step into "The Garden of The Soul....</strong>The book is indeed </em><strong><em>a gift, rich with a lovely sense of fantasy. Enlightening!"<br /></em></strong>-- Helen Gallagher author of <em>Release Your Writing: Book Publishing, Your Way</em>