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A review by pianorunner421
Ábrete a lo inesperado: Deja que lo divino te guíe by Tosha Silver
5.0
I heard about this book three years ago. I put it on my request list for my library in January. Just two weeks ago I checked and was slated to get it in July. Last week was terrible. I was stressed and breaking down. Friday I get a call that a book I have requested is available for pick up. I went on Saturday knowing this was the only one I was awaiting. Sure enough, it was there. I started reading yesterday and every single word applied to what I am going through. I saw where I had closed myself off to God and the possibilities. I was holding tight and trying to control everything that was out of my control. I read this book in less than 24 hours. Today I ordered it. I need to repeat it over and over again until I learn to completely be open. I would say in a lot of ways I've come a long way from what I used to be, but this book definitely opened my eyes.
One other part of this story. I woke up Saturday morning with the revelation that all the scriptures about sinning are not admonitions against sin. ( I have always thought my fretting was a sin because we are commanded not to do it). But instead, those scriptures about not worrying are supposed to be comforts and reassurances. THEN I go read this book, and WOW! I say if you are struggling. Be open enough to read this book no matter what spirituality path you follow.
One other part of this story. I woke up Saturday morning with the revelation that all the scriptures about sinning are not admonitions against sin. ( I have always thought my fretting was a sin because we are commanded not to do it). But instead, those scriptures about not worrying are supposed to be comforts and reassurances. THEN I go read this book, and WOW! I say if you are struggling. Be open enough to read this book no matter what spirituality path you follow.