Spiritual Lessons for My Sisters: How to Get Over the Drama and Live Your Best Life!

Searching for a life blessed with peace and happiness Longing to move past old expectations and learn to live in the moment Spiritual Lessons for My Sisters takes readers one step beyond the advice found in Munson's successful first book, Life Lessons for My Sisters, by reminding them not only of the basic truths of life ("Forgiving Is Power"; "This Too Shall Pass") but also showing them the path to a happier, more fulfilling life through spirituality. Munson offers strategies to help women remove themselves from the drama, issues, obstacles, negative people, bad environments, and fears that are holding them back from creating the life they have always wanted. From basic lessons like "Be Careful Who You Hang Around" and "Life Is About Timing," to more complex advice like "Leave a Legacy" and "Patience Is a Form of Faith," Spiritual Lessons for My Sisters is the perfect complement to Munson's Life Lessons and belongs on the shelves of African American women of all ages.

Spiritual Lessons for My Sisters takes readers one step beyond the advice found in Munson's successful first book and shows them the path to a happier, more productive life. Offering strategies to help women remove themselves from the drama, issues, obstacles, negative people, bad environments, and fears that are holding them back, Munson helps them create the kind of life they have always wanted. From basic lessons like "Be Careful Who You Hang Around" and "Life Is About Timing," to more complex advice like "Leave a Legacy" and "Patience Is a Form of Faith," Spiritual Lessons for My Sisters is a perfect complement to Munson's Life Lessons for My Sisters and belongs on the shelves of women of all ages.

Natasha Munson is a motivational speaker with a focus on empowering the community one spirit at a time. She resides in Atlanta, Georgia.

Library Journal

This brief volume is a kind of sequel to Munson's Life Lessons for My Sisters (2005), and in it she continues her engaging and direct approach to life's challenges for African American women. Where the earlier book gave sound counsel on the conduct of daily life and relationships, this title addresses the life of the soul. Munson's "lessons" are based in inarguable wisdom, e.g., "Love never has and never will make you become less than you are intended to become." Her ideas, while presented in a nonsectarian manner, can be carried right into church life, and indeed, just as Life Lessons included all those things you'd want a wise neighbor to say over the fence, Spiritual Lessons offers the kind of insights you'd want from a compassionate pastor. Munson's primary audience is African American women, but any reader would benefit from her lessons. Highly recommended. Copyright 2006 Reed Business Information.