Finding The Light Through The Darkness

Nicole Roe was in active addiction and struggling at this thing called life for 30 years. After actively attempting to get well for 10 of those years and trying everything during her many years of suffering, she found the solution. Through her empowering experiences and personal journey, Nicole unlocked the keys to true healing and escaped the world of addiction for good. Her healing has resulted in a spiritual awakening on the path to enlightenment. Roe now shares her inspiring story and journey across the globe in an effort to free those who are struggling with addiction and the pain that it brings, so that she can help them navigate the process and experience healing and freedom as they progress on the path to recovery.

Finding the Light through the Darkness invites readers on a transformative journey. These inspirational essays, rooted in the Bible and the Zohar, help us understand the lessons our soul chose to experience, view difficulties as a chance to change, and realize that everything is part of God's divine plan. Only then are we able to find joy in spiritual growth. By carrying the torch of Kabbalah masters, Karen Berg, Spiritual Director of The Kabbalah Centre, reminds us that light isn't revealed through light, it is revealed through darkness. With this awareness, we awaken to what life is really about, what we came here to be, and what we really want to do.

Story of my life, starting from the age of 8, I was living in poverty, felt neglected and was physically and emotionally abused. I had struggled with having low-self esteem and forming relationships with others along the way. I had been finding my way out of the traps I’ve set myself unknowingly throughout my life. I was trying to find the light in between each of the experiences I had been through, by having faith and courage which helped me to become stronger.

Fr. Dan Farley experienced the first symptoms of ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease) in a war zone in Afghanistan. As a Catholic priest and a chaplain in the Army, Fr. Dan went wherever he needed to go to bring the message of Jesus Christ to those most in need. Whether it was his parishioners in the Diocese of La Crosse, Wisconsin, youth gangs in the neighborhoods of East Lost Angeles or soldiers in combat zones around the world, Fr. Dan served others with compassion and love. He lived with epilepsy and eventually ALS. Through it all, he persevered in his call to the priesthood. In this story of suffering and perseverance, Fr. Dan helps us carry our own cross to the Mount of Calvary. In this intimate and very personal account of his life, Fr. Dan Farley offers all of us inspiration, healing and hope.

In this powerful book, Steffany Barton, RN, documents her decades long journey to understanding and embracing the valuable lessons offered in life after suicide. With personal passion and professional integrity, Steffany carefully listens to the voices of departed souls and compassionately speaks to those left behind, building a bridge of timeless love between heaven and earth. Those who commit suicide communicate clearly and lovingly from a place of unconditional Love where their souls dwell on the Other Side. "Facing Darkness, Finding Light" provides insight into the afterlife of those who commit suicide, sheds the light on healing in life after suicide, and shares meaningful techniques for forging new bonds between the departed and those left behind. Though the journey begins in the darkness of death, there is hope, there is light. Find it in this truly exceptional book.

In Ellen Fisher’s charming novel of romance and redemption in colonial Virginia, a tormented widower rediscovers his passion for life with a most unlikely bride. Edward Greyson is one of the most eligible bachelors in the New World—and he couldn’t care less. Haunted by the death of his wife, scornful of female wiles, and completely contemptuous of any attempt to bring happiness into his life, the brooding rogue known as Grey hardly considers himself a catch. And yet, if only to put an end to his sister’s incessant nagging, Grey chooses a new bride after all, albeit one who confounds the expectations of polite society: an ignorant, unkempt, timid young tavern wench. No one knows better than Jennifer Wilton that she isn’t a suitable match for an aristocrat like Grey. And though she can’t begin to explain Grey’s stormy temperament, one thing is sure: Whatever his intentions, the astonishingly handsome stranger saved her from a life of drudgery and cruelty. To repay his kindness, Jenny vows to transform herself into a ravishing, accomplished beauty, the kind of wife who would make him proud—and the kind of woman with whom he might just fall in love. Includes an excerpt from another Loveswept title.

Have you ever had a trial come into your life out of nowhere and hit you so hard that you felt like you wouldn't get through it? This book takes you through "real time" emotional hurt and betrayal of the author while she leans on her faith to direct her path up and out of the darkest time she had ever experienced in her life thus far.