Finding The Path
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Fortunate are those who are alone and chosen. It is important to leave everyone else's ideas, desires, opinions and believes, aside while you identify for yourself how you feel. Your thoughts change behavior of everyone and everything. Life is nothing more than learning lessons through your own experience. When we start questioning what the life is, and what the purpose of life is, it means that we are not truly happy with our life. There are some missing pieces that we have to find them and put them together in order to get a whole picture who we really are. We start exploring, searching for the answers on our questions, and at that time we are ready to learn more about ourselves. When we are ready to learn our lessons, then everything that we experience makes sense.
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About the Book
Finding The Path is an autobiography genre but also showing spiritual growth and how we think about ourselves. It indicates how negative emotions are an indicator of resistance, and further understanding that this resistance is the only thing that holds you apart from the thing you really want. This is a story about a woman who was totally unaware of her power and what life was about to bring. She knelt down to pick up the pieces of her heart, she came to the desert to bring her skeleton back again. This book is very unusual, different, and life learning experience where everyone can find themselves and see a difference. Readers may get inspired and motivated to think of their own life and its directions. It might change their way of thinking of how to cope with all incoming obstacles in their lifes.
About the Author
She was born in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, in November 28, 1963.
She got married when she was 23 years old, had her first child when she
was 24, and had an office job as an accounting technician. She thought,
she had the life she always wanted. Then the war came, and her family
had to leave their house, jobs, city, and country. They immigrated to
Quebec, Sherbrooke in 1996, and moved to Calgary in 1997. She went back
to school to study English as a second language, and High School Upgrading.
In a middle of a final exam, she had her second child at age of 36, and
went back to school right after the seven days of her maternity leave.
Graduated from college at Southern Alberta Institution Technology with
a Business Administration - accounting major - diploma. In 2003, bought
her first condo, got a job, and divorced her husband. Her divorce was
an inspiration to write this book about her spiritual growth and how
people think about themselves.