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You Are Woman, You Are Divine by Renee Starr – Book Tour

26 Monday Oct 2015

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Renee StarrYou Are Woman, You Are Divine: The Modern Woman’s Journey Back to The Goddess by Renee Starr:

Publisher: Over and Above Creative (September 23, 2015)
Category: Personal Transformation, Religion & Spirituality, Women’s Self-Help, Women’s Spirituality
Tour Date: Oct & Nov, 2015
ISBN: 978-0990792475
Available in: Print & ebook,  352 Pages

The modern woman often does not know herself as a goddess; her feminine energy is out of balance and her divine essence has yet to awaken. But the time has come, right now, for women to know that being female is special, sacred, and divine. This inspiring, poetic and magically potent book will entice women of all ages to explore and activate their relationship with the divine, feminine and most sacred part of themselves―the goddess within. In You Are Woman, You Are Divine, Back to the Goddess founder Renée Starr takes women on an enchanting, empowering journey, offering ancient wisdom in a fresh, modern way to help woman reclaim all the beauty, grace, and strength that being female is.

In Part 1 of the book, she leads readers back through history to revisit the reverence for women that every ancient culture possessed. From the dawn of pre-history, women were perceived as holy, sacred, and divine incarnations of the Great Mother Goddess. Powerful figures full of strength, wisdom, and leadership, women were the keepers of the human race, from which all life flowed.

In Part 2, Starr retells in mesmerizing narrative seven of the greatest goddess myths from ancient cultures around the world: Ancient Egypt, Africa, India, Tibet, Ancient Greece, Lakota, and the Judeo-Christian Bible. Each myth presents a quality that modern women can restore back into their lives: Lilith (Power), Yemaya (Creativity), Tara (Stillness), Radha (Passion), Kassandra (Voice), White Buffalo Calf Woman (Wisdom), and Eve (Awakening). Accompanying each myth are anointing, bathing and lunar rituals, instructions for altars, invocations, meditations, and more to deepen their connection to their own inner goddess and inspire living as a goddess on earth.

In Part 3, Starr shows women how to integrate the teachings of The Divine Feminine into everyday life, honoring the sacredness of their body and how to be in energetic, feminine balance. The book offers fresh, new ways for women to embrace their ancient and sacred traditions. It uplifts the spirit of any woman―from young womanhood to her elder, wise-woman years. It honors the Feminine spirit that all women can celebrate in themselves to rebalance the world. Readers will live more fulfilled lives and feel more confident, free and feminine…becoming the goddesses they were meant to be.

Beautifully designed & illustrated; includes a foreword by Raquel Allegra, noted fashion designer.

Praise for You Are Woman, You Are Divine by Renee Starr:

“You Are Woman, You Are Divine is inspired. You can’t read it without feeling the presence of The Divine Femi- nine, the ancient goddess energy, moving in your bones. It is so beautifully written and woven together; I’m enthralled and I can’t stop reading it even though I should be packing for a trip. My suitcase sits empty as I turn the pages . . . . filling my soul with much needed food. Open this book and unlock the door to important myths, mysteries, goddesses and rituals that were lovingly chosen by Renée Starr. Her deep connection with The Divine Feminine leaps off the pages and enters the psyche in rich and meaningful ways. This extraordinary work brings us close to The Beloved, to Freedom and ultimately to honor our own Sacred–Self. I will give this book to my friends.”—Terry Laszlo-Gopadze, Editor of The Spirit of a Woman: Stories to Empower and Inspire

“We live in a modern world where women are expected to achieve greatness, look perfect and made to feel like they are never enough. You Are Woman You Are Divine is a great handbook that gracefully leads women into “beingness” and less into “doingness” and ultimately into their divine feminine self. Through her writing, Renée Starr strives to guide women to restore their inner feminine light, create an energetic shift to claim peace, harmony and well-being. Through transforming ourselves, we can transform the world.”—Mary Ann Halpin, photographer and author of Fearless Women and Visions of a New World

“Divine Femininity is a mystery, and the experience of it is always mystical. We can only speak about it in metaphor—it cannot be directly defined, but instead must be evoked from within. Renée Starr in her amazing book You Are Woman You Are Divine uses myth, storytelling, concrete examples, and ceremonial instruction to give the reader a roadmap for what she calls the “journey back to The Goddess.” Every woman would benefit from reading it, no matter how old. In my opinion, it should be required reading for every female high school senior so that she will enter her journey into mature womanhood fully aware of her own power, facing her destiny well-informed and metaphorically girded!”—Connie Kaplan, author of The Woman’s Book of Dreams, Dreams are Letters from the Soul, and The Invisible Garment

EXCERPT:

CREATIVITY & THE GODDESS YEMAYA

Yemaya is very regal, beautiful, strong, and powerful. She is a fiercely loving and merciful goddess who can also be very unpredictable at times. Her moods change with the tides, and she can become quite feisty when provoked. Easily angered but quick to forgive, she mostly desires that you respect and appreciate her teachings.

Above all, her loving and motherly nature is the very essence of what creativity is—an endless supply from a limitless source. Her nature is so like creativity itself— delightful, enchanting, capricious, challenging, and insistent. Associated with several phases of the moon—half, crescent, and full—she is an elemental being of transformation, change, cycles, and phases—all fundamental qualities of creativity.

The goddess Yemaya woke me at 3:00 a.m. on a morning overcast with mist from the Pacific Ocean. She had appeared to me in my dream that night and shared her story just as you have read it. At the end of the dream, I felt her urgency, as if she were saying; Wake up! Write this down right now! But, I would not listen; I so wanted to stay in bed and sleep where it was warm and comfortable. But the story kept replaying and I could feel her urgings getting stronger.

I knew I must wake myself and honor this gift from The Mother of the Ocean, or it might be lost forever, taken back on one of her waves while I slept. I could feel The Goddess at my side as I wrote this myth. And in between sips of hot tea and watching the sun burn through the fog, I typed and beheld Yemaya’s sacred story making its way into this book.

Creativity is a tender and tenacious vine, climbing always upwards and looking for the light, always seeking to grow. Creativity is persistent with only one prime directive—to become, and it is called forth by the most powerful, primal Feminine force.

As the force of Yemaya calls whatever is formless into form, the idea becomes reality and new life comes into the world. From her sea comes all life; she is both The Mother and The Source. She dwells in the most infinite, creative place of your own feminine being.

As the very essence of motherhood, Yemaya is most favorable towards women and is passionately protective of them. The women who worship her are called Yemaya’s daughters. She is the fierce protector of all new life, particularly babies—and especially while they are still in the womb. For this reason, Yemaya is often called upon for fertility and for protection during childbirth.

Yemaya has several different aspects. Each one shows us a distinctive side of her nature that we may call upon depending on our needs at that time. You might invoke Yemaya’s loving and benevolent mother archetype when you need comfort, encouragement, and loving support. Calling upon her as the muse will bring you inspiration, ideas, and unique opportunities. Or you can summon her fierce and awesome nature when you need a strong protector from harsh critics or those who are attacking or blocking your efforts. I request all of these aspects of Yemaya to show up when I am being hard on myself while writing or painting, as she brings me comfort and protection—mostly from myself.

When working with The Mother Goddess aspect, you may find that your relation- ship with your own mother comes up. Whether your mother was good, bad, loving, indifferent, or disappointing, remember that we are all made in Her image—including your mother. Yemaya, with all of her many personalities, offers a great opportunity for you to understand, strengthen and if necessary, heal your relationship with your mother.

I was not close to either of my parents, and especially not my mother. I grew into womanhood feeling disconnected from her and eventually from all mothers. I found it difficult to receive elder guidance and support. I became very independent and eventually detached from my daughter persona entirely in my late teens. This was a rebellion, which snowballed into a profound disconnection from my creativity. I stopped painting and writing for almost thirty years. Creativity was the only connection that my mother and I had shared, and in order to distance myself from her, I took it away from both of us.

When The Goddess finally came into my life, the daughter part of me that had been asleep was gently woken. I blossomed in a way that I can only describe as feeling like being adopted after having been an orphan. I now had a mother who loved me unconditionally, guided me wisely, and protected me completely. As my relationship with the goddess Yemaya deepened, I became more invested in creativity again. A new understanding that my literary and artistic gifts had come directly from my Divine Mother helped me feel safe enough to reclaim them.

Through my own healing, I have come to understand that the creative urge is exactly like the urge of life itself: it is a primal impulse. Just like life, it cannot be suppressed. It wants to be born, to exist, and to materialize. Ask any woman who is creative and she will tell you that she simply must make art, dance, sing, act, have babies, or do whatever she does to express herself. It is an essential, fundamental, and irresistibly necessary part of her life.

The goddess Yemaya is the essence of creativity, and you are the embodiment of it. So whether you give birth to children or to symphonies—or to both, the feminine urge to create is simply inherent within you. Your creative nature will survive the worst: a sad childhood, a bad critique, or your own demolishment of it. Its roots grow deep down inside you. When it is time for it to bloom, nothing, not even you, can stop those tender shoots from making their way up towards the light. Like the tenacious vine, its natural urge is to grow and exist.

My own desire to create and share my gifts is also an attempt to leave this world more beautiful and more blissful than when I first arrived. As an artist and writer, I would like to leave behind some evidence that I existed. This sentiment is similar to what women who wish to have children feel as well, wishing their ancestry to continue on. Art, writing, music, dance, or making a baby . . . for many women, it’s about creating something that lives on after you.

The urge to create comes from The Feminine, an essence that is available even for men. I think that is why we often hear men, after completing a creative project, identify with women by saying it was like giving birth. To carry an idea within you from the moment of its formation to the moment of its completion, marveling with wonderment and delight as it makes its way through you into the world, is an exquisite experience that is very much like the experience of birthing a baby.

Whenever you are in the creative experience, you are swimming in the most absolute, undiluted, and purely Feminine waters of The Divine. Yemaya invites you to dive into her endless and inviting ocean of creativity at any time.

About Renee Starr:Renée Starr

Renée Starr is a mythologist, sacred storyteller, life coach, and artist. A seeker of ancient Goddess and lunar wisdom for the modern woman, she offers classes, workshops, and Goddess Circles, as well as a variety of women’s retreats through her branded movement, Back to The Goddess.

Her passion is to assist women everywhere to awaken to their sacredness, their inner goddess-self and rekindle a relationship with The Divine Feminine. She has her own line of herbal, ritual and Goddess products.

How did your life as a writer begin?

Even as a young person, I was writing, and interested in myth. I re-wrote the fable ‘Chicken Little’ as a short play when I was six years old, and it was performed in front of the entire elementary school. It was such an amazing, fulfilling feeling to see my words acted out in front of an audience, to watch as my story unfolded, and to see people enjoying it, clapping and laughing. In that moment, I knew that writing was my special gift. I have been collecting and researching Goddess mythology and ancient wisdom, along with lunar wisdom for women for many, many years, so it was only natural for me to eventually write of this, as I now know it all so well.

Tell us about your writing process. Do you outline, or are you more of a seat of your pants type of a writer?

I have an unusual writing process; I write from the end to the beginning, and sometimes from the middle to the end and then the beginning. It’s a bit maddening to editors and publishers, but it’s the only way I can write. It’s so immediate, and so fresh and so authentic for me, as it allows me to run with the muse, chase after ideas and not feel boxed in to an outline. Even when I do write an outline, it usually ends up being butchered and rewritten many, many times as my inspiration changes so often. I often dream of my writing before writing it, so many of my ideas come to me from the subconscious realm.

What is your most interesting writing quirk?

I write in alignment with the lunar phases, which is a very quirky, but also creative and feminine thing to do. The moon offers us her phases as a guide, and when we align with this we can experience an easier more harmonious creative experience. As an example, during the waxing phases, it’s best to gather information, come up with new ideas and do all of your research. Then as the moon begins to wane, you’ll begin to feel more organized, you’ll feel more like actually writing as the ideas will now flow out from you onto the paper—or screen.

What is your usual writing routine?

Once I decide to write, I sit at my desk and organize every single piece of paper, every post-it and all the piles of research books laying around and anything else that’s ‘in the way’. Then I check in with all of my social media, answer the many emails that I receive, balance my bank account, organize my Mac’s desktop and daydream while looking out of the window. The last thing I do before truly settling in to write is smooch my dog, cuddle my cats and then I am ready—really ready to write. I do my best writing at night, when my mind is calm, quieter and filled with inspiration from the day.

What is the best piece of advice you would give to someone that wants to get into writing?

Don’t stop. Never stop. Do not ever stop. Always write. Continue to write. Write no matter what happens, and no matter how many times your work is rejected, no matter who tries to knock you down, push you around or discourage you. Write even when you think your writing stinks. Write even when you think you are not a writer. WRITE.

What do you have in store next for your readers?

Look for more ancient wisdom for the modern woman…this time it’ll be an entirely lunar-based treasury.

Connect with the Author:

Website: http://www.backtothegoddess.com/

Facebook: http://bit.ly/backtothegoddessFacebook
Twitter: https://twitter.com/ToTheGoddess
Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/tothegoddess/
Instagram: https://instagram.com/backtothegoddess/

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Meet Author Samreen Ahsan

30 Wednesday Apr 2014

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ASilentPrayerA Silent Prayer, by Samreen Ahsan

A Silent Prayer is the winner of 2014 Los Angeles Book Festival in romance category.

This is Book One of A Prayer Series

Adam Gibson is a young and powerful Toronto millionaire. Despite his many blessings, he is an atheist, though he has an altruistic soul. He denies there is a God–until he meets a beautiful stranger in a place that does not exist for anyone but him.

Rania Ahmed strongly believes in God, but has lost hope she will ever find her soul mate. Endowed with hypnotic beauty and cursed by a brutal past, Rania has no idea she has cast a spell on Adam, who has never received more from a woman than physical pleasure. As Adam slowly discovers the true meaning of love from Rania, he begins to face his demons and reconsider his beliefs. He learns to love, forgive and repent. But as Adam grows closer to Rania, a series of strange, unexplained events threatens to drive them apart. To keep her from being destroyed by her past, he must persuade her to trust him with her deepest secrets.

In this spiritual romance, an atheist embarks on a path of enlightenment with a tormented soul who may just have the power to change everything he has ever believed to be true.

EXCERPT

…As I stare out over the city, a sound catches my attention. It’s music, but not the music from the restaurant. It’s magical-sounding. I try to determine where it’s coming from. I see a door and head toward it. It feels like it has not been opened for years; in fact, like no one has ever opened it at all. I struggle with the rusted knob and finally get it to turn and open the door. I am expecting another set of fire stairs, but instead there is a passage. There is nothing to the right or left and I follow the passage; or rather, I follow the magical music.

…The sound of the music is so warm and comforting that I realize I am not feeling cold anymore. I take a few more steps and what I see freezes me, just like the weather outside. There are no doors, no stairs in this piece of architecture. It’s nothing but a spiral passage leading down to ground level. I look down to the bottom and my heart comes into my throat. A girl is dancing to the music. From here on the sixth level I can’t see her face clearly, but the way she moves takes my breath away. I feel as if the dance and the music are casting a spell on me. The girl is lost in her dance, not caring about anyone watching her. I see the shadows of other people dancing with her, but since the light is on her, I am unable to see more than shadowy figures. For the first time in my life, I feel my soul is pulling me…toward her.

…I start walking down that spiral passage. The music becomes clearer and melts in my ears, in my body, in my soul. I have never heard of anything like this. How can mere humans create such a heartwarming composition?

…Why can’t I take my eyes off her? This has never happened to me before. Or perhaps, I have never seen anyone like her.

…The violins behind me accelerate, and so does her body. She moves round and round with the music, unaware of my presence until all of a sudden, she crashes against me. I hold her by her waist tightly to give her support. The music stops, and so does her dance. Our eyes meet. Under the pink mask, her big eyes, darker than ebony, catch my attention. She looks at me as if she is looking directly through my soul. The madness in her eyes rips my existence and peels off my flesh and bone to search my soul. The darkness in them draws me to let her devour my presence, insanely and willingly.

…I want to touch her skin, but its softness and tenderness scares me in a way I have never experienced. Instead of touching her, I raise my hand to take the mask off of her beautiful face, wondering if it is as perfect underneath as it looks. She backs off and releases herself from my grip. The lights grow dimmer. The music fades. It is just me and her, staring at each other in consternation. I watch her stepping back, but cannot follow her; it’s as if my feet are frozen to the ground and I cannot move at all. I see her pick up her bag and look back at me, and then she leaves me in the darkness that she has cast on me with her one last look.

…I stand there numb, not sure for how long.

…I rush out of the spiral structure to catch my breath. Inside my body, my heart is skipping from one place to another. I feel like I have caught a really high fever. My body is trembling, and I can’t even stand properly on my own feet.

…I turn around to look back, and I’m flabbergasted. There is no spiral structure behind me. It twists my mind completely, wondering where I saw that beautiful girl, and where I came out from.

…I had never seen such an alluring woman in my entire life. A refinement that surpasses all levels of beauty and grace. An artistic existence so pure that even the angels would envy it. How could someone make your heart beat so fast, without even touching, without even kissing, without even making love? The urge to see her again is unexplainable.

BUY LINKS

Amazon:http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00D2YEDPO
B&N: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/a-silent-prayer-samreen-ahsan/1118622635?ean=9781491720394
Indigo: http://www.chapters.indigo.ca/home/contributor/Author/Samreen-Ahsan
Smashwords: https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/388747
KOBO: http://store.kobobooks.com/en-CA/ebook/a-silent-prayer

 

samreen-ahsanAUTHOR BIOGRAPHY

History, art and literature are my passions. I love digging out information about prophecies, divine miracles and paranormal events that are mentioned in history and holy books, that don’t sound possible in today’s modern world.
Since childhood, I have been into reading and writing–and yes, it can’t happen without imagination, which luckily has no boundaries. Dance and music are also pastimes I enjoy, as well as reading romance fiction. I love to travel and explore historical cities. I currently live in Toronto, Canada. A Prayer Series is my first story about paranormal events based on Islamic concepts.

SAMREEN AHSAN ON THE WEB

Author website: http://www.samreenahsan.com/
Twitter: @samauthorcanada
Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/aprayerseries
Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/sam_a_canada

 

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Meet Author Raymond Keen

02 Sunday Feb 2014

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Raymond Keen - 'Love Poems for Cannibals' - front cover Today I’m welcoming Raymond Keen, author of Love Poems for Cannibals. Thank you for stopping by, Raymond!

All about Raymond . . .

Raymond Keen was educated at Case Western Reserve University and the University of Oklahoma. He spent three years as a Navy clinical psychologist with a year in Vietnam (July 1967 – July 1968). Since that time he has worked as a school psychologist and licensed mental health counselor in the USA and overseas, until his retirement in 2006. He is a credentialed school psychologist in the states of California and Washington, and a licensed mental health counselor in the state of Washington. Raymond lives with his wife Kemme in Sahuarita, AZ. They have two grown children, Anne-Elise and Michael.

Love Poems for Cannibals is the author’s first volume of poetry. He is also the author of a drama, The Private and Public Life of King Able, which will be published in 2014. Raymond’s poetry has been published in 24 literary journals.

Raymond writes, “I was born and raised in Pueblo, Colorado. Back in my childhood of the 40’s and my adolescence during the 50’s, I believed in human greatness and human virtue. I had respect for authority, and believed that life was fundamentally fair and could be understood as a rational narrative. I believed that a human being could, through words, come close to expressing the truth, even if only a momentary fragment of this truth. I now realize that I may have been overly optimistic. Human verbal communication characteristically obscures the truth, as it covers the truth with the repetitive cliché. My poetry attempts to make that insight present and palpable and undeniable. Although I sometimes may succeed in getting through or beyond the cliché, I make no claims on truth.”

1. How did your life as a writer begin?

My interest in writing began with reading as an undergraduate.  My favorite authors were Shakespeare (his major tragedies) and Samuel Beckett (his plays).  Although their writings were “drama,” I recognized that they were also poetry, and I wanted to create poetry from that point.  I have been keeping poetic fragments of my writing in notebooks since 1967, beginning with a diary I kept while in Vietnam.  As years went by, I called this writing “SENTENCES and Particles:  A Developmental Obituary.”  Although I had written a few complete poems as early as 1963, I began transforming my notebooks of “poetry fragments” into poems in 2001-2002.  In all honesty, I am not sure why I began that transformation at that particular time — maybe it was a dawning sense of my mortality, and the desire to leave something beautiful and worthwhile behind.

2. What makes you feel inspired to write? Author image - Raymond Keen

An inner feeling or stirring that I have something to say that has never been said before.  I think that most of my poems begin with hearing or remembering some beautiful language, or hearing or remembering some awful cliché that serves to cover or obscure some important truth.  I want, by use of intentionally clichéd language, to bring into awareness just how inadequate language is to express the depth of reality, or even a “moment of reality.”  My purpose is not to re-vision the world, but to help see it more clearly, and to help understand that language can be an impediment to seeing clearly.  I want to upset and disrupt the automatic thinking of my audience, to awaken them from their assumed interpretations of the world.

3. What is your most interesting writing quirk? 

I want the reader to be taken by surprise, and I want myself to be taken by surprise by my own writing.

4. What is the highest goal that you desire to meet as an author?

To write something original, that is also beautiful and presents some aspect of living truth.

5. Who is the one author that you would love to meet someday and why?

Novelist Cormac McCarthy.  He is brilliant, utterly honest, and does not write to please.  Beauty and harsh truth are combined to give a riveting read.  He is difficult, but so is life.

6. What is the best piece of advice you would give to someone that wants to get into writing?

Goethe advises, “Trust yourself, and you will know how to live.”  This applies to writing as well:  Write freely and with confidence, without editing or judging.  Then come back to the writing to find the “gold” and the “diamonds.”  I believe much good writing begins first with an intentional “lack of control,” followed by exerting control at the editing process.

7. What do you have in store next for your readers? 

Publication of my drama, The Private and Public Life of King Able, in 2014.

Suzie JenkinsLove Poems for Cannibals

In Love Poems for Cannibals, Raymond Keen expresses the thoughts, feelings, quandaries and wonder of an American poet very much alive to the darkness and light of the 21st century. Written for educated adolescents and adults who are interested in current cultural, social, political and literary issues, this collection of poetry blazes with the passion, pain and complexity of the world in which we live.

As the reader moves through Love Poems for Cannibals, he/she will find poems of war (in this case Vietnam), poems dealing with current spiritual issues (Christianity, Buddhism, spiritual doubt and the soaring-singing human spirit), dysfunctional family relationships and feelings, portraits of great figures in contemporary human history presented with candor and wit, poems that rage against the omnipresence of human hypocrisy, and poems that present American/Western civilization under a glaring light – with the single redemptive quality that this author’s truth sings.

Connect with Raymond Keen

Website: http://raymondkeen.com/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/raymond.keen.3

Love Poems for Cannibals Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/LovePoemsForCannibals

Twitter: https://twitter.com/Rayboysan

Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/17341519-love-poems-for-cannibals?ac=1

LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/rayboykeendapoet

Kirkus Reviews – review of Love Poems for Cannibals: https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/raymond-keen/love-poems-for-cannibals/

Buy links:

Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Love-Poems-Cannibals-Raymond-Keen/dp/1470182688/ref=sr_1_1_title_0_main?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1388476538&sr=1-1&keywords=Love+Poems+for+cannibals

B&N: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/love-poems-for-cannibals-mr-raymond-keen/1114378395?ean=9781470182687

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