Take Two Cookies and Call Me in The Morning:How to Connect in a Disconnected World
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In Take Two Cookies Dr. Harris shares with you the story of one woman's personal transformation and her unique discovery that love is like chocolate chip cookies. Love has a repeatable recipe. Unfortunately this woman, like most of us , leaves home without having learned all the ingredients or knowing how to create loving connections. This short yet powerful storybook takes you on the woman's journey as she discovers each ingredient and creates a unique recipe for loving. Through her experiences, you will learn the secret to connecting in a disconnected world. "LOVE is like chocolate chip cookies. It is made of many different ingredients. The key to making great cookies (or love) is KNOWING THE COMPLETE RECIPE. Everyone creates their own special cookie (love) recipe by using their unique gifts and talents to enhance the main ingredients. Now that there are seven billion people on planet Earth, there are seven billion unique ways to create Chocolate Chip Cookies (to know LOVE)." "Learning 'How to Connect' will teach you how to experience what love is. And Love, like Chocolate Chip Cookies, has a recipe. Here are two of the main ingredients. 1. Slow Down - Simplify Your Life by setting intentions. 2. Discover Your Spiritual Life Purpose. You will discover the additional eight ingredients by reading Take Two Cookies and Call me in the Morning.
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Dr. Nancy R. Harris, DSS enjoys her career as a Professional Intuitive and Psychotherapist with over 25 years of training in Energy Psychology. Her private practice is in Colorado where she loves to ski and bike. She offers her unique and transformational workshops and 6-month Intuitive Awareness Training program all over the world.
Dr. Harris had her first spiritual awakening in 1958 when she was only 9 years old. She has been on her spiritual journey ever since. In her book Take Two Cookies and Call Me in the Morning, she shares via a parable how love is the wonderful experience of feeling connected. The story begins with a unique spiritual experience that Dr. Harris had while in college and incorporates her journey and her life's lessons that brought her to the simple and easy awareness that when we have our hearts open we feel connected and can give and receive love. When we are not experiencing love we need to look to see what we have done to disconnect.
