Faceless Woman: My Story of Life to Light

By Indie-Phet Nguyen

When author Indie-Phet Nguyen was growing up in her hometown of Vientiane, Laos, her wishes were simple: to eat a delicious bowl of soup or dried crispy meat with sticky rice or colorful fried rice before school. The dream of becoming a superstar, prime minister, or professional athlete was not even on the horizon.

In Faceless Woman, she narrates her life storyfrom growing up simply in Vientiane, Laos to earning a degree in Australia, her work with pharmacies, and her foray into Reiki and healing. She shares how she drew on her personal past successes and failures as tools to embark on the New Age journey that has produced remarkable change in life for better health and fulfillment.

Bending the varied experiences Nguyen has gained throughout the years with snippets of advice, Faceless Woman shares her journey, the rewards shes gained from determination, and the path to healing oneself.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Balboa Press AU
• Release date: Nov 28, 2016
• ISBN: 9781504305327

Indie-Phet Nguyen

Indie-Phet Nguyen is a senior full-time pharmacist with special skills in complementary medicines. She works in Australia and is a Reiki master/teacher with a passion for making healing essences with Reiki, crystals, and the light.

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Balboa Press rev. date: 11/24/2016

CONTENTS

Introduction

Chapter One : The Wildest Dream

Chapter Two : The life away from the Mekong River

Chapter Three : Deal or No Deal

Chapter Four : Empty the Old Ashes—The Family Tree

Chapter Five : Education and Determination

Chapter Six : The Chakras and Crystals

Chapter Seven : Body, Mind, Spirit

Chapter Eight : Mind Power or Manpower

Chapter Nine : Tuning and Pruning

Chapter Ten : The Wonders of the World

Chapter Eleven : The I AM Presence

Chapter Twelve : The Dive and the Rise

Chapter Thirteen : Shedding and Shredding

Chapter Fourteen : The Commando, the One

Dedicated to

my sweet homes:

Laos, Australia, and the United States of America

INTRODUCTION

We Were Young Once

When we were young, we had very little awareness of any actions, events, and circumstances happening to us. We were unable to act or react due to being young and innocent.

Hear Nothing

The young who are suppressed, who are prevented from expressing their true feelings, who are in denial about the truth, carry the regret and sadness into adulthood and have little trust in the adult world. Some becomes deaf and mute. They withdraw into their own worlds for personal safety and security. Others become aggressive and destructive from anger and disappointment. Some carry the pain deep within, play adult games, and pretend like a famous actor. No one had time to listen or the ability to hear his or her cries.

Dancing with the Fire

Most children from the poor with the mal-treatment background tend to succeed to the top. They become fearless and dare to take gamble. They dare to steer the boat into the unknown regardless of the outcome. They have nothing to lose but more to gain from the pain that they had carried if they make it through the rough sea. If the boat overturned, at least they have tried and not to give up.

But remember this: every soul does have the beauty within. It is a matter of having the right person around to help unlock that hidden gift, encouraging the soul to dream the impossible dream

See Nothing

Without a dream, without a hope, life comes to a standstill. The head tilts forward, the eyes look down or sideways rather than up to the light. The neck and the backbone become crooked, causing migraine headaches and stiffness. Sore eyes and blurred vision become the norm. The third eye, the eye that can see beyond, has been filled with clay.

CHAPTER ONE

The Wildest Dream

Back in my hometown of Vientiane, Laos, our hopes, our wishes, and our dreams were far different from those of modern kids. When I was young, we just played around. We had a lot of wishes and not many dreams. We wished for