SEDONA, AZ, April 10, 2014 (Press-News.org) The book introduces the reader to different spiritual modalities through situations and dialogues between the characters like: meditation, consciousness, chakras, auras, soul mates, past lives, out of body experiences, shakti, vortices, and inter-dimensional travel, to name a few. There are also socialites, spiritualists, hippies and the use of ceremonial Ayahuasca and marijuana. This story will make your toes tingle; it will make you laugh; it may make you cry, but it will definitely make you think. Who knows, it may just awaken your soul.
Follow Mia as she leaves her LA life behind to move forward. It proved to be a journey of spiritual growth and awakenings as she traveled beyond the veil of illusion.
Available in paperback and most ebook formats
LeeZa Donatella
Website: http://www.leezadonatella.com
Blog: http://SpiritualSpew.blogspot.com
Email: info@leezadonatella.com
Socialites, Hippies, Sex, Romance, Marijuana, Ayahuasca and Spiritualism - So What's Not to Like About Donatella's Latest Novel?
LeeZa Donatella delivers The Awakening, the first in a series of fast-paced romantic spiritual adventures, filled with intriguing characters and more twists and turns than a roller coaster.
2014-04-10
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[Press-News.org] Socialites, Hippies, Sex, Romance, Marijuana, Ayahuasca and Spiritualism - So What's Not to Like About Donatella's Latest Novel?LeeZa Donatella delivers The Awakening, the first in a series of fast-paced romantic spiritual adventures, filled with intriguing characters and more twists and turns than a roller coaster.