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by Bonnie J. Civitts (Author)
Reading this book you will be empowered to recover from rape, violence, depression, sickness, abuse or any other issues of a broken heart that needs healing. You will find how to use the theory of the Red Sea Road to integrate thoughts and feelings making them work for you. Just as Moses Crossed the Red Sea in the Old Testament, we can cross our bad experiences whereby we arrive in a better place. One is also enabled to find who they are, and who they are intended to be with their life on this earth. This book will change your life if you will let it. Bad experiences can be used to thrust you forward into a life of joy and happiness. "Author Bonnie J. Civitts creates a resource to motivate, empower, and inform readers of the importance of emergence from deep emotional scares. As a survivor of a traumatic rape, she offers ways she has reclaimed her personal, spiritual, and emotional power and invites readers - whether sufferers of trauma, or non-traumatic events - a positive message for many. The author is brave in opening up to readers and showing them the lessons she has learned over time. Her ability to powerfully express the challenges she has endured in detail allows each reader, whether male or female to fully merge with her experiences. The author does not insist that she is a victim, but a survivor - a positive message for growth." -- Editor, Xulon Press Dr. S. May Brannan-Psychiatrist. "Excellent. I was surprised at the depth and detail you spoke of on many issues. Your wording and feelings are beautifully written. So honest and straightforward." Nancy J. Andrews-Art Teacher and consultant in public schools and churches: Women will gain so much from your book, Bonnie. It will make the best-seller list. It is a resource for teaching. The issues go deep, yet are very fluent. Excellent. The author, Bonnie J. Civitts is a graduate of Toccoa Falls College with a Bachelor's Degree. Also, she has a Master of Divinity from Emory University, Candler School of Theology in Atlanta, GA.
