Bookreview: Energy of Love

A How To Program To Self-Empowerment
and Self-Love

What an interesting read!

Summary

Energy of Love is an updated, new age book that is an actual "how to"
program to loving yourself. Self-Love is the absolute key to happiness
and giving love!

This is not egotistical love but a love that gives self-empowerment. The dynamics 
of this book are unique because it shows you how science is profoundly linked 
to spirituality and self-love. 

Energy of Love will explicitly show you how science research now supports
that we indeed have a creator source of pure love and that love is the energy
that heals at the cellular level. 

Energy of Love includes many new ideas and techniques that will take you
to self-love. It introduces a powerful new method to release past trauma, hurtful
emotions and forgiveness.  Don't let your past own you!

My Review

What an interesting read! I love to read books about psychological "stuff"
and I was pleasantly surprised by this work. 

It was clearly written, easy to understand, and I also liked the layout of the
book. 

I'm sure I'll re-read this book often to use some tips and tricks. That's why
I would like to recommend "Energy of Love" to anyone who is interested

in psychological matters, in changes and in self-help. It's not one of the
books. 

I give with pleasure a 5 * rating!  

The Author

Energy of Love is written by Susan J. Witt and it is an international winning 
book and finalist in the category of self-help. In her mail to me she also told a bit
about her book, which I really like! 

Read more about her and her book on her

website on this link. I would love to read more books of her! 

BookTasters

I received a free copy via the author and BookTasters in exchange for my 
honest review. Thank you very much for this wonderful reading chance! 

Source picture: Book Cover 

Bookreview: High and Low

How I hiked Away From Depression
Across Scotland 

"What a fantastic read." 

Summary

Keith Foskett refused to let his dark mood define his limitations. Unknowingly
suffering with depression, he took to hiking the wilds of Scotland to face his
inner demons. From the craggy Highlands of the Cape Wrath Trail and the
West Highland Way, to the canals criss-crossing the low country, 600 miles
of unforgiving hiking terrain called his name. 

Keith repositioned his compass to what really matters in life. Pushing his
mind and body past breaking point, his journey could set a brave new course
coping with depression.

Battling ferocious weather, the ubiquitous Scottish midge, strange-sounding
local delicacies and substandard TV sets, this is one man's battle to conquer the
wilds of Scotland and his own psychological demons. 

My Review

First of all: What a fantastic read.  The author tells in clear, short chapters

about his walks in Scotland. He also is very honest about his struggles in
his mind and in his body as well!

It read easily and it was written very well. I also loved the historical
knowledge of the author.

I recommend this book to all people who want to throw their struggle
away by walking. Therefore, I would like to give a 5 * rating for this
lovely book! 

The author

Keith Foskett has hiked thousands of miles and holds a deep respect for
outdoor spaces of this world. Great Outdoors magazine shortlisted his book 
for several awards, and his blog won the Go Outdoors best Blog award. 

We love memoirs

I received a free copy from the We love memoirs group - the most
friendliest group on Facebook. 

Picture: Book Cover