Initiation of a Goddess: Reclaim the Magic and Power of Your Inner Goddess! Lisa Melbourne

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @KellyALacey @lovebookstours #Ad #LBTCrew #BookTwitter for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. Initiation of a Goddess: Reclaim the Magic and Power of Your Inner Goddess! It is a non-fiction / spiritual book. I enjoyed reading this book and I liked how Lisa Melbourne wrote about the five pillars of goddess. Which was fascinating to read, and I have always been interesting in the spiritual side and I felt this book opened me up a lot more and made me more aware of my inner self. I liked how Lisa shares her personal experience and helps the reader to develop through tasks she asks you to do, which I thoroughly enjoyed doing. I feel the Initiation of a Goddess is a book you can keep dipping in and out of when you need to. Likewise, I found Lisa's writing warming and easy to get into. This book is beautifully written. I like the title, and it works well with the front cover. If you are into spiritualism, this book for you. Eye-opening read that will stay with you. 5 stars Blurb This book will take you on a journey of self-discovery, diving deeper than you have ever gone before in order to reconnect with the goddess that resides within us all, so that you might find truth, acceptance, healing, love and freedom for the exquisite goddess that you are. Initiation Of A Goddess is a reclamation of your Inner Goddess as you explore the Five Pillars Of Goddess - Truth, Accept, Heal, Love and Freedom. This book will remind you that you are, have been and will always be a uniquely divine goddess, guiding and supporting you in fully re-committing to the worship of yourself. If you have been wandering through the mists of the unknown, Initiation Of A Goddess will bring you back to the light and the clarity that glows within you. Lisa Melbourne is a holistic therapist, coach and astrologer specialising in women's health for the last 11 years and the author of best selling book, Natural Magic for the Modern Goddess. She is passionate about supporting women to live a healthy and mindful life connected to nature, the moon, the cosmos and ultimately themselves. This book was written and inspired not only by the sacred work that she have been doing for over a decade, but the personal journey she has been on with herself as she has navigated her own healing journey, learning to re-discover who she is now becoming at this time of her life.

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