Healing Reflections for the Soul - A prostitute I am not

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NH –  In a small town outside the capitol a young aspiring alternative healer set out to fulfill her dreams of owning and operating a metaphysical temple. Having been an active metaphysical student for over three years the dream and time had arrived. On a magical and mystifying journey the acquisition date was perfect, St. Patrick’s Day, the luck of the Irish or was that fairies I heard her to have said.  

Her desire to assist others higher spiritually was thunderously ripped away. An arrest of one of the dirtiest words known to man to call a woman - Prostitute. It became glorified in a way that caused much controversy as the Amazing Goddess was her name. Having reached for her higher power in which she calls God for assistance she searches for her understanding in poetry. A flow that only she could know as her pains swelled inside. Needing an outlet for it to pour out her reflections and poetry can inspire others to want to check her theories out.

Poetic Healing (now available through AuthorHouse), is a self published book of poetry by Rev. Suzan Belanger, Master of Metaphysical Science. It started out as just the desire to put her collection in order for personal gratification, however the possibility that the words on the pages could inspire others began to fuel her fire to speak out. Knowing the only path through life is with spirit she allows the past to close its doors gentle as she reaches forward in hopes of sharing a divinity of life perplexing to express.  

The poems can help one to visualize a deep connection to the unknown beings of love and perfection. A touch of magic and a little entertainment in the book Poetic Healing you’ll be sure to have a favorite. Such as Harmonic Peace, and Foolzball which reminds me of Abbot and Costello’s who‘s on first, what‘s on second and I don’t know is on third. It sure can make one ask, is life an invisible game with spirit we are meant to play?
Rev. Suzan would say yes to that question as well as “the only thing I truly know is that everything is in divine perfect order according to Gods will, anything beyond that is what causes us to search and seek.”  

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