Books I recommend...

I'm often asked what books people should read that will benefit their personal growth.  These are my personal recommendations - choose what draws you in the most. Happy growing...

Derrick Jensen

I highly recommend you reading Derrick Jensen's books. All of them. It will help you to understand how our modern civilization affects every individual, affect our environment, and our world and what our responsibilities are to keep ourselves safe.
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http://www.derrickjensen.org/

Christiane Northrup MD
Women's Bodies, Women's Wisdom (Revised Edition): Creating Physical and Emotional Health and Healing Jun 1, 2010

THE HEALING CODES
by Dr Alexander Loyd & Dr Benjamin Johnson 

Fascinating book how all illnesses & diseases stems from stress.  The Healing Codes exercises "erases" the destructive cellular memories which then heals the body's cells.  
Three times during what I call the "emergency" health crisis - I applied The Healing Codes for menstrual cramps and extreme nausea. It stopped them in their tracks. 
Still don't get how it works, but when I need it, it's good to know we can rely on it. 
I wish we could form a The Healing Code group on weekly basis to keep ourselves at it. 

http://thehealingcodes.com/

Shakti Gawain

Shakti Gawain has propelled me into an amazing path of adventures - got a lot of validation from her books. 

http://shaktigawain.com/

Linaya Hahns

I'm a firm believer of how diet affects women's health - especially PMS - as a PMS sufferer myself, a lot of her tips helped tremendously.  She got a new edition out - and gift to all of your female friends suffering from PMS:

http://linayahahn.com/


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Discover Your Soul Template
By Marcus T. Anthony, Ph.D.
With integrated intelligence you can create the life you were meant to live. Marcus Anthony shows how to tap in to the wisdom of your soul template using 14 easy steps that will strengthen your intuition to profound levels.
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  • The Synchronized Universe by 

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