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    Into the Hearth, Poems-Volume 14: The Traduka Wisdom Poetry Series, #14
    Into the Hearth, Poems-Volume 14: The Traduka Wisdom Poetry Series, #14
    Into the Hearth, Poems-Volume 14: The Traduka Wisdom Poetry Series, #14
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    Into the Hearth, Poems-Volume 14: The Traduka Wisdom Poetry Series, #14

    By Wendy E Slater

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    The brilliant and thought-provoking poetic wisdom of Wendy E. Slater will take you on a journey of the soul to inspire, mend, comfort, and ignite your own self-discovery, self-realization and inner healing.

    "The verses that Slater shares with us in this collection of poems, Into the Hearth, are not just thought-provoking and heart touching, but they are each intense, sincere, and breathtaking." - Reader Review

    This simmering, modern mystical poetry opens doors and invites you to enter for your own spiritual evolution of inner transformation of your conscious, subconscious and unconscious levels of being.

    Slater's poems will lead you to unearth love and self-acceptance. With empathy, her transcendent poetry will enlighten you word by word into your own reconciliation of self-blame and judgment in today's modern reality.

    "Her words are magic, capable of transporting you to a peaceful and meditative state. The poems have the power to stir the heart, moving the reader from tears to joy but always offering comfort." - Reader Review

    This epic and timeless sacred poetry will rekindle your inner wisdom and point you toward a new awareness of our oneness with all of humanity, nature, the cosmos and the Divine. So that you may remember and re-awaken from the illusory separation of self, love and Divinity.

    "Every time I read this masterpiece, I fall in love with it all over again." - Reader Review

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWendy E Slater
    Release dateSep 2, 2015
    ISBN9781943512003
    Into the Hearth, Poems-Volume 14: The Traduka Wisdom Poetry Series, #14
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    Wendy E Slater

    After a twenty-year hiatus from writing poetry, Wendy E. Slater composed 20 volumes of spiritually inspired poetry, which began in 2001 during a mystical sojourn to Scotland. Her poetry reflects deeply on both the hidden and revealed relationship of nature, the cosmos, humanity and the healing of archetypes both esoteric and known, in the individual and collective psyche. Her poetic formulas are both wisdom and method; a sharing of words that open doors for readers and invite them on their own spiritual journey of awakening and healing. As founder and creator of TRADUKA, Slater has devoted her life to honing and distilling Traduka Wisdom into method and applications for the public. She combines her own experience and wisdom of self-healing with her unique blend of clinical background, education, training, hands-on healing, intuitive insight, alchemy and healing poetry together, for unique solutions to heal the inner self. She began working with clients at age 32 and as of 2018, has over 20 years of experience. To learn more about TRADUKA and the author, visit www.traduka.com Connect on Twitter: @WendyESlater

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