Book Reviews by Ehlen Administration

Fairy Godmothers of The Four Directions by Jennifer Morse My rating: 4 of 5 stars Have you ever wondered what happened to Cinderella after happily ever after? Surely she had some serious PTSD after the trauma of her past, right? Well, yeah. So how do you heal from a history of child abuse so that you can be an effective Queen? You ask the Fairy Godmothers of the Four Directions to help you heal. As a social worker I loved the use of the Cinderella story to illustrate healing from trauma as serious as death and child abuse. The writing was filled with healing imagery and illustrated the journey to wholeness that Cinderella had to take in order to step into her role as princess. I think that everyone can take pieces of this story and apply it to your own journey - we all have parts of our past that we have to work through, even if they aren’t as serious as those Cinderella had to overcome. I found myself contemplating different aspects of my personality and how I related to those ...

I have had glasses since I was in third grade, and my prescription has always been pretty bad. If I’m not wearing glasses or contacts I quite literally cannot see my hand in front of my face - it’s just a flesh colored blur. Naturally, I was interested in improving my eyesight, and the freer the better, since I can’t afford Lasik even though I’m apparently an ideal candidate. This is not a quick cure, but there are some solid points in there. I can’t say that my eyesight is vastly improved, but your health will improve overall with some of the suggestions and points given in this book. I need to be more consistent with these exercises, but bottom line is they will not harm you, so they are absolutely worth a try. I have been slowly detoxing my life and health, using more natural cleaning products and essential oils instead of OTCs, so this fits right in with my new approach. Good luck to all who try it! Please note, while there may be affiliate links or payment for reviews, all...