Here: A Place in Time for Transformation

By Lucia Ricci

Everything needed is already here. The place of transformation is a space with harmless economy. Here, with its close proximity, impresses the most skeptical reader. It intentionally assumes a transformation of every life and offers a story to assist the progress in awareness of each reader. A human’s recording of her suspecting transformation as the greatest conspiracy reveals a hindsight path to proof that it was always there, or rather, here. Since it follows us like the moon, we can turn from many sufferings and see beyond our own mistakes. Here is a place with protection where only unknowing can go and rebuild.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Balboa Press
• Release date: Nov 17, 2021
• ISBN: 9781982276751

Lucia Ricci

Lucia Ricci brings transformation to a very touchable level. Every reader will hear that mistakes and misfortune do not stop the process of growth, but are included in it. According to Ricci, the greatness that transformation promises is received as soon as the decision to transform is made. Readers inspire Ricci and are very much a part of the story. Her voice is personal, even embarassing to herself, yet she does not quit or care. There are things to share, and she is all business about that. She is a rapid transformation life coach who has many books at her bedside at any given time. She has a degree in psychology from before her career in hairstyling. She has moved from outer beauty to inner beauty and you don’t want to miss her unique generosity of information. She gives a feeling of peaceful inspiration and encouragement to the reader who will venture beyond the obvious possibilities of freedom and choice.

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ISBN: 978-1-9822-7674-4 (sc)

ISBN: 978-1-9822-7675-1 (e)

Balboa Press rev. date: 12/23/2021

CONTENTS

Dedication

Author’s Notes

Earth’s Ascension

Notes

Request for Pre-Forgiveness

Concept

Chapter One

Green Eyes

Tell Me A Prayer Before Life

Chapter Two

I Don’t Know

Chapter Three

Don’t be an Aspect

The Merging of Past Present and Future

Chapter Four

Helpful Hints as We Cross the Prairie in Our Covered Wagons

Anonymity Wishes of a Star

Wishes of a Star

Chapter Five

Whole

Chapter Six

Reflections: Who are You?

Beauty’s Reflection

Watering the Seeds

The Hummingbird

Chapter Seven

More

Survival

Peach and Mauve Abundance

Dear Me,

Chapter Eight

A Scientist Who Becomes Interested or a Husband Who Has a New Expression

The Story of ET and Hawaii

Progress of a Marriage

Haphazard

Anger’s final words before it leaves

My Dear,

Chapter Nine

The Weight of Things

Without Me

Mountain People (1)

Chapter Ten

Two Things

Table for Two Please

The Picnic poem Merging Realities

Chapter Eleven

Singular Focus For the Win

The Power of Chaos and the Focus of Love

EPILOGUE

DEDICATION

I dedicate this to the reader above all: the very only thing that could hold me here at my desk. Next, to Gratitude for the information that has allowed me to feel so much better about life. I believe it was the gratitude that determined me. And to the people in my life for being the hero that every human is. To mention a few people that supported Here…. Don for helping me clarify my own meanings. Tamera for your facial expressions that helped me understand what was clear and what was not. Joey for talent with the art of formatting and most especially for allowing me to practice transformation on him. To my Happy on Purpose Master’s Course teacher and members who have nourished ideas with me for years. LeslieLisaKatieAprilDaveStuart. Lastly to my children who are my highest reason to be.

It is dedicated to every shadow and creature, even those that might sometimes be called inanimate.

And to our collective faith.

AUTHOR’S NOTES

Earth’s Ascension

What came to me last for this book is coming first in Here. The best must be first. As we become more anonymous by uncovering our own bright essence and allow it to be seen, the Earth is going with us to a lighter place in time. Many things are bending and swaying and turning and somehow, we are still: Here.

Notes

I place italics where I realize that a particular word can be used in a pure and awesome way and has much to teach us: chewed slowly over a lifetime like baby cows in the sun. This is a hopeful teaching memoir that understands that we feel before we think. It can be understood by feeling alone. The words do have meaning, of course: they are an attempt to be a guide for transformation of self by an allowance, a trust in all that cannot be seen, which is where all good things come from. A basic premise is that we are mostly energetic space and can become all that is by not denying that we can. Our free will allows us to experience from a space before matter that is not the past. From that space, we choose what will be next; and in that space, we can clearly see that. Generally, as a reader, I am slightly impatient to hunt for the author’s meaning which I eagerly suspect is not in the forward. I want to drain the book for meaning and put as little effort as possible into reading it! Suck it dry and tell everyone about it! Kind of like life in general, our footprint reaches beyond our knowledge: creating an impression which lightness cannot even out by a morning’s softness. We begin a hunt for the meaning of this gap to avoid that we must be meaning: while unsure what our own name is, what our role is, or how people evaluate us. But looking for meaning only makes more footprints that never get filled in by life’s inherent and complete meaning and the Earth itself loses substance. After living and thinking for a few decades and two more, I have finally sat long enough to harness some of the meaning which came while I thought I was finding it. I was not. I was living it: only to be seen