Features
- Cover Type: Paperback with 274 pages
- Published by: The Goddess Network Press May 2005
- Written in: English
- ISBN 10 Number: 0976601206
- ISBN 13 Number: 978-0976601203
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Book Dimensions:
8.8 x 5.4 x 0.8 inches
- Weighs: 15.2 ounces
Product Review
Let Your Goddess Grow! will jumpstart your journey if you haven't already begun. Read it and feel empowered! --
Arielle Ford, author of Hot Chocolate for the Mystical SoulGentle humor and countless revealing insights. --
Joni Golden, Publisher of the Michigan Women's ForumLet this no-nonsense inspirational gem grow on you! --
Jordan Gruber, CEO, Enlightenment.comThis is essential reading for all men and women who seek deep meaning and fulfillment in their lives. --
Lance Secretan, PhD., author of Inspire! What Great Leaders Do and The Way of the Tiger
Product Description
In this book of womens wisdom, Charlene M. Proctor, PhD teaches you how to replace old, negative thought patterns with powerful ideas. Through seven spiritual lessons, youll manifest more success while deepening your relationship with spirit. Let Your Goddess Grow! gently leads you to the concept of the divine feminine and explains why both men and women need more of Her.
Discover yourself and experience greater independence and spiritual growth! Begin your own transformation so you can lead a life filled with authenticity. This book will gracefully show you how to harness your own power to create a positive and powerful life.
Reader ReviewsCharlene M. Proctor, PhD, has written a no-nonsense inspirational gem in Let Your Goddess Grow! 7 Spiritual Lessons on Female Power and Inspirational Thinking. Now, it surprises me to some extent to re-read this last sentence as I have just written it, because (a) as the CEO of Enlightenment.Com, I have read an extraordinary number of self-help books in the last thirty years or so, and most of what I now read is repetitive or derivative, and (b) I usually don't like books that start out promoting one group (e.g., women) at the expense of another (e.g., men). What makes this book special, then, is not so much its amalgam of cutting-edge brain change science, reality co-creation theory, and positive thinking, but the place of clarity, courage, and wisdom that the author obviously writes from. Charlene Proctor writes (or rather, sources) this book from the very place that she is point to, and therefore the many lessons and hints that she presents come through in a thoroughly enthusiastic, practical, and modern way. Proctor boils it all down to 7 lessons: * Insight: How Do We Gain Insight? * Balance: Manage the Daily Complexity of Work, Family, and You * Resiliency: Become Stronger Through Adversity * Your Authetnic Self: Define Who You Are by Knowing Your True Self * Abundance: Create a Mental Equivalent to Manifest What You Desire * Corporate Soul: Use Spirit and Strength to Guide Work Life * The Divine Feminine: Bring Mother God into Your Work and Life For each of these, she uses a variety of descriptions, exercises, and affirmations to get us to approach things differently, or rather, to approach the creative spiritual powers that we hold in a practical and enthusiastic manner. For example, in the lesson on Abundance, she further develops her idea of "labyrinth thinking" and tells us the following: Why is it helpful to apply labyrinth thinking to reach prosperity consciousness? Because we already know life is an infinite journey. The labyrinth is a metaphor for the universal superstructure we operate within - it offers an exercise in personal growth. Each time we take retreat and take self-inventory, we can go deeper within and come out with something new, whether it's a refreshed attitude or great spiritual awareness. It's the cyclical outlook on life that keeps us coming back to the center, to our self. There will never be an end to the process, only different venues with more elaborate choices. And our experiences are for our own benefit: otherwise, how would we learn to reach our own potential? Having prosperity consciousness means that each time we vocalize what we want in our lives, we have to cooperate with spirit and not just wait for it to happen. Aciton opens the flow. We must have the courage to walk. Always be aware of who you are and listen to your higher self. Everything you experience outside the labyrinth is a reflection of your inner world of thoughts and feelings. As within, so without. As above, so below. In the world around you, consciously and unconsciously, you are demonstrating what is in your heart and mind. The more clealry you understand who you are and your journey, the greater results you see. As for the focus on "women" and the Goddess ... well, Dr. Proctor does have a point. The feminine image of the Divine has sufferred greatly in the last two thousand years or so - perhaps longer - and the way that women are approached, by themselves and by men, has also suffered accordingly. While I sometimes wish that this book had been written more in a more gender-netural manner, I then think back to all of the women who have for years had to rewrite various spiritual services in their mind's eye and ear in order to make them palatable. So, for me, this is a bit of turnabout is fair play, and the rest of the enthusiastic, practical, grounded wisdom that this book contains makes it well-worth reading in any case. Let Your Goddess Grow! 7 Spiritual Lessons on Female Power and Inspirational Thinking is a fine effort, well-worth perusing and musing upon. Thanks, Charlene, for letting your book grow on us.