Journey of a Radiant Heart by Niomi Nicci

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @KellyALacey @lovebookstours #Ad #LBTCrew #BookTwitter #FreeReview #FreeBookReview #LBTSelfHelp for letting me be part of tbis tour and reviewing this book. Journey of a Radiant Heart is a beautiful book and front cover. This is a Biography genre and I found it to be very inspirational and It took me on a lovely journey with the author Naomi Nicci. Journey of a R.adiant Heart was fabulous. it was lovely to follow her ups and down through her own spiritual personal journey. I feel people who are spiritual like myself will love this book and I feel like its book you can come to when your feeling a bit lost and need some guidance and inspirational. I really like how she gives you tools to help you on your journal. Furthermore, I found Journey of A radiant Heart very easy to get into and moving read 5 stars. Blurb I've spent much of my life working in hospital research. Most of those years were in a laboratory setting as a clinical microbiologist. I am not trained as a therapist, and I hold no degrees which allow me to advise people about energy work in any form. This book started as a journal, a diary of sorts. Just a way for me to track all the years of ascension work I've done. I like to call it volume one or the first instalment of "The Stairway trilogy". I decided to share my life lessons with anyone going through an awakening of their own and attempting to navigate through a religion or just life itself. For me this was a journey that spanned out over twenty years. It started as a spiritual quest that took me into the Santeria religion and then out of it. This book chronicles an ascension process, one where I walked out of the DARKNESS and into the LIGHT. Along the way, I encountered many spirit guides, amazing energy healers and even some off-world beings. If you're interested in learning tools for your own healing process, WELCOME.

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