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Abandonment Nightmares & The Honeysuckle Dream
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- ISBN8230412229
- EAN9798230412229
- Date de parution29/03/2025
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurIndependently Published
Résumé
We all have a story. We love our story or hate our story. It allows us to thrive, or drives us to suffering. Our story is the most powerful possession we have. It holds the power to heal, or to destroy. Our story holds generations of persuasions, traumas, and dramas that can be transcended thereby moving us to helping others love their story. And at the base of it all is The Honeysuckle Dream. Journey with me as I expose the delusions born out of family trauma and drama and how the application of faith will overcome and transcend all that holds us back from living our greatest lives and finding our purpose.
In one moment I was this little child without a care in the world and a smile on my face and my heart and my soul. Then in a instant I was ripped from it all and tossed into the stream of life that held the currents of fear and resentment. I tried with all my might to stay afloat but my vessel kept taking on water bringing me near to death. Then someone told me their "story." They used their story to help my fully understand my story, to help me learn how to navigate the storms.
The journey was miraculous and spiritual in nature. I moved from loving my story to hating my story back to loving my story. I was able to return to The Honeysuckle Dream and can now jump into that stream to help others return to their lost faith.
In one moment I was this little child without a care in the world and a smile on my face and my heart and my soul. Then in a instant I was ripped from it all and tossed into the stream of life that held the currents of fear and resentment. I tried with all my might to stay afloat but my vessel kept taking on water bringing me near to death. Then someone told me their "story." They used their story to help my fully understand my story, to help me learn how to navigate the storms.
The journey was miraculous and spiritual in nature. I moved from loving my story to hating my story back to loving my story. I was able to return to The Honeysuckle Dream and can now jump into that stream to help others return to their lost faith.
We all have a story. We love our story or hate our story. It allows us to thrive, or drives us to suffering. Our story is the most powerful possession we have. It holds the power to heal, or to destroy. Our story holds generations of persuasions, traumas, and dramas that can be transcended thereby moving us to helping others love their story. And at the base of it all is The Honeysuckle Dream. Journey with me as I expose the delusions born out of family trauma and drama and how the application of faith will overcome and transcend all that holds us back from living our greatest lives and finding our purpose.
In one moment I was this little child without a care in the world and a smile on my face and my heart and my soul. Then in a instant I was ripped from it all and tossed into the stream of life that held the currents of fear and resentment. I tried with all my might to stay afloat but my vessel kept taking on water bringing me near to death. Then someone told me their "story." They used their story to help my fully understand my story, to help me learn how to navigate the storms.
The journey was miraculous and spiritual in nature. I moved from loving my story to hating my story back to loving my story. I was able to return to The Honeysuckle Dream and can now jump into that stream to help others return to their lost faith.
In one moment I was this little child without a care in the world and a smile on my face and my heart and my soul. Then in a instant I was ripped from it all and tossed into the stream of life that held the currents of fear and resentment. I tried with all my might to stay afloat but my vessel kept taking on water bringing me near to death. Then someone told me their "story." They used their story to help my fully understand my story, to help me learn how to navigate the storms.
The journey was miraculous and spiritual in nature. I moved from loving my story to hating my story back to loving my story. I was able to return to The Honeysuckle Dream and can now jump into that stream to help others return to their lost faith.
A propos de Robert Ernest Bach