365 Days to Enlightenment: Daily Reflections for Spiritual Growth & Progress

365 Days to Enlightenment is a book of action-oriented daily reflections for seekers all levels and from all sorts of backgrounds. Pulling from traditions as diverse as Bon Po Buddhism, the Lakota Nation, and the Kabbalah, this book can be used in a myriad of ways to help you move forward on your spiritual path, come to a greater understanding of yourself and the Divine, and even bring you to a place of enlightenment. Its easy-to-use format and clear direction is a comfort for those who have been confused or overwhelmed by other, more esoteric texts on the subject. We all need reminders . . . Of what is possible. Natara's refreshing and inspired "daily pages" reawaken what we may know, but have forgotten. - Dorothy Oja, ISAR certified astrologer No matter what religion you follow you can create a better, more conscious connection with the Divine. "365 Days to Enlightenment: Daily Reflections for Spiritual Growth & Progress". Author and self-proclaimed multi-denominational Shaman Ayamanatara lays out a day by day year long guide for all levels of seeker to help them along their path and to feel more comfortable in life. Attacking topics such as Abundance and Listening to one's intuition, "365 Days to Enlightenment: Daily Reflections for Spiritual Growth & Progress" is highly recommended to community library self-help shelves and for anyone seeking a more clear conscious. - Midwest Book Review Natara has provided a day-by-day guide to conscious living. The questions that she poses seem simple on their face, but if you really listen, you will find the depth that she challenges you to reach. The common sense advice, written in an easy to understand style make this an achievable exercise in self-improvement. - Penny Harrington, proprietor, The Ruby Dragon There are several things I liked about this book. First, the different topics cover such a wide range of experience that I always felt I was working on a new aspect of myself every day. Second, the thoughts and teachings were fresh and original, not the stale clichés like "Live each day like it's your last." Finally, this book has such a richness to it that I can start again at the beginning each year and get something new from it each time. - Ophelia Austin-Small, Psychologist