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There is a Garden, A Song in Spiritual Time

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Carrie Hart has gone from a dead-stop to back pedaling, to getting a running start, to soaring, all in 259 pages. She faces career crisis, financial crisis, and a crisis of identity. From seemingly out of the ethers, she hears words of wisdom. These words begin to guide her actions and her life. Step by step she overcomes the mountain of problems that have landed at her feet. Not only does the wisdom relate to her everyday activities, but the wisdom voice opens her heart to love, compassion and creativity. She begins to write poetry, songs, messages to friends, and even strangers. Her poems on the seven deadly sins are fabulous, (starts on Page 158).

Without even knowing it, Carrie has become a channel. She named her wise voice Quado. Works for me. Everything "Quado" told Carrie made perfect since to me. I gained so much from reading her book, I was hoping to find my own wise voice. So far, I haven't heard it. So, I have plugged into Carrie Hart's webpage to get my daily dose. I strongly suggest you read this book. It will surprise you and give you a new way of looking at your life.

There is a profound and deep wisdom expressed in this book. It is written with tremendous heart, soul and the wisdom comes from a Spiritual guide named Quado that is filled with pure love, light, and beauty in how Carrie is guided to embrace her magnificent self. No matter what obstacle the author is faced with, (which most of humanity would be able to relate to on any level) Divine wisdom is poured throughout the entire text.
On another note, subscribe to Carrie's newsletter at carriehart.com and you will always receive the most loving guidance that is authentically empowering, and profound.