The Way of the Priestess is both a personal memoir and call to arms for any woman who feels trapped in a social cage that stifles her truest expression. It's for any woman brave enough to walk a new path, reclaim her power, walk hand in hand with the Divine and live a free and purposeful life. Whether you want to live more authentically, start a business or movement, or simply feel more ease and joy, The Way of the Priestess will inspire you to reclaim your feminine truth. It will also radically shift the way you see the world and the part that you're here to play in its evolution. An archaeologist turned women's mentor, Dr. Sarah Coxon is a modern day priestess. Her writing and mentoring programmes help women dig deep to reclaim the fullest expression of themselves. "Sarah and all that she shares in this book are needed. So needed. Necessary even." - Lisa Lister, creatrix and bestselling author of Code Red, Love Your Lady Landscape and Witch

The Way of the Priestess: A Reclamation of Feminine Power and Divine Purpose

Politics & Social Sciences

Coxon, Sarah

Archaeology

The Unbound Press

When it comes to love, we've all been a Katie.\nHow on earth do you find love in these shape-shifting times? You know it's out there but somehow, even inside of some of your long-term or committed relationships with men, it eludes you.\nLove feels just out of reach no matter who you meet or what choices you make. You feel frustrated. You're an optimist. But, sometimes, you want to give up.\nThis is for Katie is a guide to dating for women of all ages, but particularly those in their twenties and thirties. The wisdom shared in this book grew organically from Katie Snow's interactions with women, the advice she would give them, and their insistence that she write a book to help a younger generation of women find true love and, above all, a love for themselves.\nThis is that book.\nAbout Katie Snow 
Even though Katie Snow obtained a doctorate in science, allowing her to treat thousands of patients within her private practice over the last two decades, and then a master's degree in modern and contemporary art, which provided her access into the global art world from which her published works stemmed, her true education has come from...men.

This is for Katie

Snow, Katie

Parenting & Relationships

The 90-Day Soulmate Plan: Get out of your own way and attract the Higher Love you deserve

Jain, Sarika

Coming Home to You isn’t just any book – it’s a guide, here to gently nudge you back to yourself. It’s inspiration for times when you can’t find your way. And it’s a hand to hold when you feel disconnected from your true self, to help you come home to you. 
With beautifully inspired illustrations, practical advice, exercises, and wisdom, this book covers everything you need to live a more connected, magical, and authentic life.\n“From the moment I met Caroline the magic started happening, she is one of the most incredible humans I have ever met.” Katie Marshall\n"I sometimes joke Caroline must be controlling the Universe, the results are remarkable." Dave Barnett\n"A real life earth angel, I will forever be grateful for what you unlocked in me" Kate Skivington\n"I will be forever grateful to you for giving me the tools to become the person I am meant to be. I am the most joyful I have been since I was a child and I am excited for the future. This email doesn’t even begin to capture the difference you have made to my life but from the bottom of my heart THANK YOU” Tracy\nAbout the Author:\nCaroline Britton is a global speaker, teacher, coach, mentor, healer, and intuitive guide, and an expert in helping people connect back to their soul. She delivers her powerful teachings through a combination of online courses, private coaching and speaking events and works with a variety of clients from sports professionals, CEOs, entrepreneurs, healers, working professionals, parents and those in the public eye.

Coming Home To You: How to live a more connected, magical and authentic life

Business & Money

Britton, Caroline

Business Development & Entrepreneurship

How do you learn to trust yourself and hear your own truth?\nBased on a true story, Wild Egg explores one woman's struggle to break the deadlock of ambivalence to decide whether becoming a biological mother is her wholehearted choice, or simply what she has been programmed to believe. When her usual rational approach to problem solving fails, Hollie Hardwick finds herself tumbling down an existential rabbit hole, unearthing more questions than answers in a bid to avoid future regret.\nConfused and frustrated, Hollie resorts to increasingly desperate measures to achieve a breakthrough and, in the process, opens a spiritual Pandora's Box that cannot be closed.\nBy the time she chooses to be childfree, Hollie is left with a burning question: now what ...what does a meaningful childfree life look like? Her search for an answer takes her on a wild ride, from mindfulness circles with a motley crew of characters, to a Scottish island full of Buddhist monks and nuns. Through her journey, Hollie digs deep into her soul where she confronts a gnawing feeling of emptiness, and eventually finds the courage to become her most powerful, unapologetic and joyful childfree self.\nAuthor, Jennifer Flint, was (like Hollie) a successful but unfulfilled HR Director. During lockdown she signed up to a writing course determined to fulfil her dream of writing a novel inspired by her father's life. To her surprise, Wild Egg showed up.\n"Nine years ago when I was in maybe-baby hell, I felt so alone, and desperately wanted to find an intimate account of another woman's journey to hold onto in the dark. I read some great books but was left unsatisfied; it felt like nibbling on tapas, when I wanted to feast on a relatable shame shit story. When Wild Egg began downloading, I realised I was being invited to share my story and write the book I had longed for."\nJennifer describes writing Wild Egg as a graduation from her 'vulnerability apprenticeship' that began the moment her own husband unexpectedly confronted her with wanting a baby. "I finished the manuscript on the eve of my fiftieth birthday and it felt like putting a beautiful big full stop at the end of my first half of life. Wild Egg has become not only a reflection of my journey, but a marching order to live my most unbound life. I hope it may inspire other women to trust themselves enough to do the same."\nMarcia Drut-Davis, author of "Confessions of a Childfree Woman" and "What? You Don't Want Children?" and childfree pioneer says "Wild Egg is a powerful story and page-turning must read novel for women feeling the pronatalistic push/pull of motherhood as an expected choice ... Along the way, Wild Egg will have you wondering if you're happy or joyful and if you're the egg or the eggcup. Brava!"\nMerle Bombardieri, MSW, LICSW, author of 'The Baby Decision: How to Make the Most Important Choice of your Life', psychotherapist, and international decision coach said "This book is beautiful, brilliant, serious and funny. Flint gives us the gift of Hollie, a lovable, courageous role model for the childfree choice. Flint also uses original language and metaphors to depict the frustration, determination and creativity of parenthood/childfree decision-making. Readers will feel seen, heard and less alone in their own decision-making."

Wild Egg: A story of one woman's search for her childfree life

Literature & Fiction

Flint, Jennifer

Genre Fiction

This book is a wake-up call to humanity, to our mothers, future mothers and grandmothers. It is a book to support and empower you and our future generations. Baby Talk to Me is a combination of Alison Shaloe's experience of being a midwife who communicates with babies before life, during pregnancy and birth and after birth loss. Alison has brought together her experience, ancient wisdom, midwifery knowledge, birth psychology, and pre-birth communication along with messages from spirit babies, for those on the journey to motherhood. In this book you have direct access to the spirit babies who have so much to share for those who are yet to become pregnant or those who are pregnant. It is also for those who have had a challenging journey to motherhood, who have experienced birth loss or birth trauma. The messages from the spirit babies help to ease any pain and suffering on the journey to motherhood. They are the messages spirit babies want their mothers to know. It is a combination of my story, your story and the stories we have been told. It is a mix of science and spirit, body and mind, ancient and new, awakening and remembering, healing and releasing.\nThe world is at a turning point and change needs to happen. Spirit babies have some ideas about how we can make these changes, which they're sharing here in this book! Their mission is to heal the planet and to empower their mothers. They offer a different approach by sharing their messages of what they wish to see in the world so that their mothers and future mothers move from disempowered towards empowerment. It includes lifting the veils on truths in relation to being a woman, being pregnant and giving birth. Alison Shaloe's book Baby Talk to Me has been written to support women on their personal journeys to becoming mothers. This book starts with Alison's story of how she has gone from midwife to spirit baby medium. She addresses many topics in this book from preconception right through to the early days of motherhood. She offers insights into the spirit babies' perspective and looks at emotional topics that can have an impact on women. 
The book includes: 
*Evidence based information 
*Supportive channelled healing messages from spirit babies 
*Importance of pre-birth communication 
*Importance of the womb environment 
*Higher perspective on preconception, conception, abortion, pregnancy loss, adoption, pregnancy and birth, birth trauma and breastfeeding. 
*Healing modalities 
*Guided meditations (Downloadable ) 
This book is a powerful and timely call to action for women. It will transform the way you see yourselves and your babies. 
Alison Shaloe is a registered midwife and lactation consultant in the UK she specialises in supporting women with breastfeeding, tongue tie and birth trauma and has worked with many thousands of women in the postnatal period. She has a good understanding of the emotional, physical and spiritual needs of mothers during pregnancy and birth and in the early months and weeks. Alison is passionate about helping mothers to heal and believes that in order to heal the Earth we must begin to look at what is happening at birth. She also works with women on their conception journey or after birth loss helping parents to connect with their spirit babies, who offer insights and wisdom to help women to heal.

Baby Talk to Me: Spirit Baby Messages for the Journey to Motherhood

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Shaloe, Alison

Women's Health

Labyrinth: My Journey to Belonging

Hope, Moriah Ama

Religion & Spirituality

Do You Recall When You First Dulled Your Shine?\nAs women, especially, we have all dulled our shine for the comfort of others. Recognizing the pivotal moments allow for healing, growth, and renewal of our Soul Shine!\nThroughout this book, you will journey through the struggles, self-doubt, and pain that 26 women have overcome. With each chapter, you will witness 26 transformations of soul and life. In the midst of desire to slough off the "shoulds" of our world, these women grow, inspire, and reclaim the shine that was always inside them. As they witnessed their light brightening, they excavate their soul's purpose and discover the authentic and exquisite women they were always meant to be. Allow their words and experiences to inspire you to reclaim your purpose and shine that is the infinite, flawless you.\nAs you walk this path with these 26 ladies, grab a journal, take notes, and begin your own excavation. Share your story and with friends and join us in lifting each other and lighting the passage along the ascent to higher vibration and fulfilment.\nAlong her healing journey, Carrie Myers realized that she made herself small and dulled her shine for the comfort of others. The reality is that most people do, especially women. In our efforts to "be good" and acceptable, we shrink ourselves. Carrie knew it is time to tell our stories, share our struggles and then break free of the shadows. Along with 25 other amazing, vulnerable, and powerful women, she exposes her heart and strives to create a consciousness around the tragedy of women not claiming and fully living in their soul's purpose.\nIt is time we all shine our brightest.\nContributors to Soul Shine:\nCarrie Myers 
Michelle Millson 
Holly Yandall 
Katie May 
Jody Woodbridge 
Jennie Wise 
Aparna Vemula 
Alison Roe 
Jacqui McGinn 
Caroline Palmy 
Charley Alcock 
Claudine Nightingill-Rane 
Natty Frasca 
Heather Robbins 
Madeline Myers 
Laura Butts 
Medea Galligan, MS CHHC AADP 
Sarah Collinge 
Jo Capel 
Babita Gill 
Emma While 
Sarah Lloyd 
Nicola Foster 
Jessica Simpkins 
Hope Futrell 
Heather Iden

Soul Shine: Excavate Your Light and Claim Your Soul's Purpose

Self-Help

Myers, Carrie

Personal Transformation

A rich journey across the Pacific Ocean to find one's true home and identity amidst loss, grief, and mental illness.\nAnh Nguyen is 17 years old and a senior in high school working on a watercolor art series when she experiences her first manic episode. She is diagnosed with bipolar disorder, put on medications, and she and her Vietnamese-American family are suddenly thrown into the world of mental health treatment and recovery.\nAnh's mother Xuan grapples with understanding her daughter's struggles, while also trying to make sense of her own loss and grief of leaving behind her family and motherland of Vietnam to raise her children in America. The family find refuge across the Pacific Ocean on the warm shores of Honolulu, Hawaii, Anh navigates growing up in a refugee family in a new land and culture, and dealing with the struggles of her own mind. She finds solace in her love for the ocean and her art.\nThis is the story of finding one's identity and place of belonging in a shifting landscape of tradition, heritage, and culture, and the healing power of art, water, and love.\nEditorial Reviews:\nPowered by story and strengthened by science, Dr. Elizabeth Nguyen, like Lisa Genova before her, has penned a gripping story of one family's journey through the heartbreak of mental illness. A beautifully written coming-of-age story that details the highs and lows of bi-polar disorder, against the cross-cultural grace and beauty of two Pacific locations - Vietnam and Hawaii. A poignant and moving novel. 
- R. Bruce Logan & Elaine Head, authors of Back to Vietnam: Tours of the Heart\nAs an Asian American child and adolescent psychiatrist, I highly recommend Aloha Vietnam not only for its sensitive portrayal of illness, but also for its moving depiction of an immigrant's experience." 
- Dr. Harry Wang, MD, Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist\nEdge of your seat fixed reading: as soon as I settled with Aloha Vietnam I was hooked on the raw emotion pouring deep from within the words. Elizabeth's passion for her cultural roots bursts throughout this poignant encounter of a family both found and lost within their new experiences. I loved it.\n- Natalie Farrell Artist. Presenter. Writer + Author of "Light The Way"\nAt the heart of the story is the mother-daughter relationship told through the 
backdrop of the emotions of a lost culture, the grief of which can be tasted through the 
pages.\n- Victoria Smisek, author of "Falling Awake - A Heroine's Journey"\nThis enchanting book is a potent mix of loss, strength, love, and healing.\n- Deborah DLP Writer Beautifully Unfinished Woman\nAbout the Author:\nElizabeth Nguyen, MD was born and raised in Honolulu, Hawaii. Her parents were refugees from Vietnam who arrived in Honolulu in 1975 at the end of the Vietnam War.\nShe received her BA from Stanford University in Human Biology, her MD from Northwestern University, and her Psychiatry Residency and Child Psychiatry Fellowship training at UC Davis. She started her career in community mental health, with specific interests in cross-cultural psychiatry, the intersection of spirituality and mental health, and the healing power of water and the natural world.\nOf the inspiration behind and the intention for Aloha Vietnam, Elizabeth says: "There is so much trauma and healing in the human ancestral lineages, and water, art, and storytelling help us in becoming whole and natural again. This book is my love offering to the land and the people of Vietnam and Hawaii, and the vast Pacific Ocean that connects them. It is my hope that it provides beauty and healing to the trauma and suffering that has come through generations of loss and the struggles of mental illness." You can find her online at: www.multidimensionalpsychiatry.com and www.waterkeeperscommunity.com

Aloha Vietnam

Nguyen, Elizabeth

United States

Find Your Way Home: Moving Through Miscarriage (Poems and Practices to Reclaim Your Light After Loss)

Nielsen, Victoria Margaux

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