Book Jewel of the Month: How to Live from Your Heart (Hucknall) - A. Czajkowski (Canada)

 



What is a book jewel? A sometimes-overlooked book with remarkable insight and potential significance. Starting in August, we will share near-daily, as possible, reviews of the monthly book jewel - short, succinct reviews that can be read in 1-2 minutes with links to the reviewer by reviewers whose words are worthy of being heard and whose opinions are worthy of being considered. Sometimes a couple of minutes contains more impressive thought than ten times that many. We will let you decide that.

This month's book jewel is How to Live from Your Heart by Nanette Hucknall. 

Book description: 

Heart energy comes from an always loving and wise Higher Source. Nurturing, warm, quiet, refined, and all encompassing, heart energy brings spiritual growth that fosters creativity, attracts loving relationships, and engenders peace and happiness. Grounded in psychology and focusing on a bigger picture than New Age philosophies, this practical book not only teaches you how to live from your heart but also provides scads of activities to practice doing so, focusing on compassion, creativity, inner wisdom, insights into others, and the working together of the heart and mind to promote growth in our own Higher Self and the Higher Self of others.


Recommended by US Review of Books and MidWest Book Review.

Review from A. Czajkowski (Canada)

I have read all of Ms Hucknall’s books and found them very instructive in helping to release misaligned concepts, habit patterns, assumptions, and behavioral attitudes. We have no idea what we hold onto in the subconscious that can create stress in our lives, relationships, and mental wellbeing.
This book has some excellent exercises that provide greater depth and understanding in using the heart rather than the mind in our journey through life. The experience is enlightening!

Awards
Book of the Year finalist
Pinnacle Book Achievement Award
Best Books Award finalist
Book Excellence Award
Readers' Favorite Book Award finalist
Kops-Fetherling Legacy Award, self-help


For more posts about Nanette and her books, click HERE.


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