We can shift our perspective and change our world.

Life can be exceptionally gratifying when we realize that our thoughts create our interactions and our interactions create our relationships. To truly relate is what living is all about.

This book is meant as a seed. Its message offers inspiration for living an authentic and transparent life. As a resource for life, it unites what is seen as separate and heals what is wounded.

Readers will learn how to transform:

• Pain into purpose
• Conflict into confidence
• Fear into curiosity

These are the shifts we can make to build a better life and a better world in which to live.

Formato	Tapa suave
Número de Páginas	248
Lenguaje	Inglés
Editorial	Circle Around Publishing
Fecha de Publicación	2019-06-10
Dimensiones	8.5" x 5.5" x 0.52" pulgadas
Letra Grande	No
Con Ilustraciones	No
Temas	Autoestima

Corning, Mary S.

MARY S. CORNING lives in the foothills of the Oregon Coast Range Mountains. She is an author, consultant, horse advocate, mentor and retreat facilitator. Mary enjoys a diverse yet simple and natural lifestyle.In her work with both people and horses, Mary focuses on real life experience. Her book Perfect Practice is based on experiential practice rather than intellectual belief. Mary encourages personal inquiry as a means to uncover hidden patterns.Removing resistance and finding freedom of expression is a cornerstone in Mary's work. The application for this life-enhancing work is delivered in many varied environments, such as private personal sessions, horse sessions, personal retreats, group seminars and workshops. Mary is an award-winning author, published journalist and dedicated practitioner. She has been interviewed on radio and podcasts and enjoys candid and authentic discussions. Mary's book Perfect Practice won the Winnie award for 'Most Inspirational' at the December, 2022 Equus Film, Art and Literature Festival. Mary built and maintained her own horse facility where she hosted clinics, boarded horses and taught horsemanship for 20 years. She then extended her philosophical work into human wellness early in the year 2000, when she began offering private sessions and retreats. Mary considers herself a student of the soul. Her passion and inspiration has always come from living close to nature and in communion with horses.