Your Heart's Desire: Instructions for Creating the Life You Really Want

by Sonia Choquette, Julia Cameron (Introduction)

Overview

Nationally known intuitive and spiritual leader Sonia Choquette shares the nine universal principles for creating the reality of your dreams. Step by step, with practical advice, specific exercises, and modern-day parables, she teaches readers to make the changes in thought and behavior that will lead them to the attainment of their most heartfelt desires. 256 pp. National publicity. 30,000 print.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780609800119
Publisher:	Potter/TenSpeed/Harmony
Publication date:	03/28/1997
Pages:	206
Product dimensions:	7.32(w) x 9.19(h) x 0.63(d)

About the Author

Trained in religious studies and metaphysics at the University of Denver and the Sorbonne in Paris, Sonia Choquette is a spiritual counselor who has been in private practice for nearly 30 years. She is a popular lecturer and workshop leader known for her storytelling and accessible style. She has appeared at the Omega Institute in New York and Costa Rica, the Transitions Bookstore and Learning Center in Chicago, New York’s Open Center, the Infinity Foundation in Illinois, and the Hoffman Institutes. She also makes regular television and radio appearances across the country. Visit her website at soniachoquette.com.

Editorial Reviews

To illustrate the way creativity can flower when we fully accept our conditions, Choquette (The Psychic Pathway) retells a story told to her by her mother, a Romanian who was imprisoned in a concentration camp during WWII. After the war, Choquette's mother saved a Gypsy friend from being imprisoned for stealing an army blanket by inspiring him to say that he was color-blind and didn't recognize the blanket he took as one belonging to the army. "Surrendering your power over to blame, resentment, or anger or feeling like a victim is the worst thing you can do," writes Choquette, who urges people to use their current situation as a "launching pad." Thanks to many unpretentious real-life examples such as her mother's survival wisdom, this spiritual guide achieves a modesty and practicality that sets it apart from more grandiose New Age offerings. Achieving our hearts' desires depends on nine "principles," according to Choquette-for example, focusing on a desire and consciously intending to achieve it; becoming aware of any unconscious blocks that may be thwarting conscious desires; and being open to the guidance of intuition. The author's husband, Patrick Tully, provides meditations that support and illustrate each principle. In her foreword, Cameron praises Choquette for describing the "nuts and bolts" of spiritual practice. While some may dismiss Choquette's work as simplistic, it should serve many as a useful primer to finding the spiritual within the material of ordinary life. (Mar.)

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