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The Proper Care & Feeding of Your Soul

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These are perilous times, where anything spiritual can be paradoxical to doing the right thing, when everyone's trials and tribulations are etched on sleeves for easy identification. There's truly a need to properly nurture how we get back on track from basic Christian-based tenets. More often than not, there will be experiences to be shared in eliciting plans of salvation. Time being the barometer against how we matriculate, there's a tendency to rush to get to nowhere fast. Now comes author Deborah Lintz-Hill, with remedies to heal what ails you, as she touts her book, The Proper Care & Feeding of Your Soul.

In all fairness to the normal fare that fuel most books that purport to inspire, this one encourages and cajoles readers to seek out spirituality entities in lieu of generic historical confirmation in defining how faith usually is adhered to. What I liked most about the book was its ease of navigation, and the fluidity of the material in illustrating the points of contention. If indeed we are in tune for a divine purpose, and have the power within in realizing our greatest potential, it would behoove us to get this spoon fed information in measured doses. This is a unique story told as an eyewitness account where destiny and spirituality are common bedfellows to wrought change and redeem value. I felt a certain sense of connection as the author told her story and gave credence to Biblical verse where it was needed to illustrate many points of reference.

The Proper Care and Feeding of Your Soul is a spiritual journey from the "pits of hell" to true redemption. Multi-facet, it's part autobiography, part anecdotal, with heavy emphasis on spiritual guidance, it will adjust your disposition in a definite direction, even if it has been "on the blink" for a while. This book can be described as a signpost pointing toward the shortcut to understanding this maze called "life on Earth." If you are searching for a new lease on life, this book may be for you.

This is a wonderful book! This book shows that any hardship can be overcome by divine guidance. The author candidly shares her personal experiences and the spiritual growth that unfolded as a result of these experiences. This book would be helpful to anyone seeking wisdom and understanding. Each chapter is a guidepost on the "path to your spiritual awakening".

Deborah,

I am pleased to have had the opportunity to vast in the powerful words of your writing. You give perspective to overcoming and rising above obstacles that seem impossible. I am blessed daily through your eloquent flow of words. I will keep your book as a reference when I seek peace. Thanks for the abundance of scripture.

May God continue to bless your gift of writing!

Much Respect, Linda Washington-Johnson,
Jackson Mississippi Readers Club Reviewer

The Proper Care & Feeding of Your Soul is an EXCELLENT "Self Help" guide. It has enabled me to become a better person, sister, mother, daughter, and wife. It has given me the strength and courage to persevere through the difficult times in my life, and it has given me the comfort and peace to revel in God's grace. I now thank God for his blessings on a daily basis.

In "The Proper Care & Feeding Of Your Soul: Narrow The Path To Your Spiritual Awakening", author Deborah Lintz-Hill shares a kind of autobiographical spiritual journey that has its beginnings in the pits of hell and concludes with true personal redemption. The message of this remarkably candid and insightful book is that we are never alone and that we are completely loved -- despite our manifold failings, unwitting mistakes, critical errors of judgement, and simple burnouts. "The Proper Care & Feeding Of Your Soul" is inspired and inspiring reading that is enthusiastically recommended reading, especially for anyone having to work through a "darkness of the soul" to reach out for and return to their God and a better path through life's inevitable jealousies, pains, fears, and fatigues.