Golden Grace: A Journey Through Healing

GOLDEN GRACE, A Journey through Healing is the first book written by a patient that documents the human energy field and its motion during surgery. It correlates vibrations of consciousness to the development of disease, and therapeutic approaches to healing through a balanced energetic environment. The road to wellness is more than physical energy; it includes the balancing of emotional and spiritual energies as well. The author introduces the concept of total healing at the cellular and spiritual level, telling her story through a medical experience. When she had bi-lateral mastectomy and immediate breast reconstruction, she included a medical intuitive as part of her surgical team. The account of this innovative surgery and recovery to wellness will inspire readers to look at disease and preventative medicine with a new understanding. People today are searching for alternative methods of self-healing in a worldwide spiritual evolution. The author's story travels from the wind-sculpted sandstone cliffs of the American West to the verdant landscape of the east where she seeks treatments from a Native American Shaman. Together, they form an arc of contrasts born of different cultures with a common goal; bringing light to others. GOLDEN GRACE chronicles the risks that are linked to breast cancer cases, and suggests both environmental and lifestyle changes that may mitigate the impacts of toxins and industrial influences on our health. The author also describes nature, color and light into designs for healing spaces. These principles are effective regardless of the reader's age, gender, and state of health.They provide a guide for maintaining wellness. A follow up book is in the works: "Listen to the Land-Earth Speaks"The author clearly illustrates the high risk of living in some areas of the United States and its long term environmental impacts on health. The sequel will detail the effects of pesticides, water, food, product chemicals, nuclear power, fossil fuels, electromagnetic fields, and other questionable influences on the environments in which we live or die. When we see earth as a community to which we belong, we may then begin to honor it with love and respect.

• | Author: Judith Stein, Elizabeth McBride
• | Publisher: Elizabeth Mcbride Author
• | Publication Date: Nov 11, 2018
• | Number of Pages: 146 pages
• | Language: English
• | Binding: Paperback
• | ISBN-10: 0692188444
• | ISBN-13: 9780692188446