MoWorld: DailyOM: Soul Reflection Journals, Medicine Woman, and Roll Around Heaven

Friday, January 14, 2011

DailyOM: Soul Reflection Journals, Medicine Woman, and Roll Around Heaven

January 14, 2011
Soul Reflection Journals, Medicine Woman, and Roll Around Heaven
Gift of the Week

Soul Reflection Journals
- Set of 3 journals include Blue Journaling Within, Yellow Transitions and Red Grateful journal. Sometimes when we journal we look at the blank page and don't know what to write, we feel self-conscious that we won't write the "right" thing and end up not journaling at all. These journals with prompts help you look within and help uncover parts of yourself that are hidden and want to be released. Our yellow Transitions journal has 50 prompts to help guide you through life's changes. Our Journaling Within journal in blue has 50 prompts for self-exploration and our red Grateful journal simply asks you what you are grateful for. All journals are 5" x 4 ½", a perfect size to fit into your bag or pocket. Purchase individually or as a set.
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Medicine Woman IV (CD) - A highly acclaimed and accomplished New Age composer, Britain's Medwyn Goodall records alone in his isolated recording studio in Cornwall, England, yet taps into the flavors and soul of the whole world around him. Goodall's album Medicine Woman became a platinum-selling classic, and with Medicine Woman IV: Prophecy 2012, Goodall returns to form with a classic of New Age beauty that carries a slightly ominous charge, signaling the unstoppable pull of the future and man's ultimate destiny, as if that date is itself the black hole at the center of the galaxy.
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Roll Around Heaven (book) - An all-true accidental spiritual adventure that led one non-believer to lunch with Deepak Chopra, dance with Stephen Hawking, heal with Yogananda, banish evil spirits with Buddhist lamas, find true love in a Presbyterian church choir, share Celtic revelations on the isle of Iona, talk all night with the Daughters of Islam, and learn an abiding respect for all paths to God.
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