Ella Zupcsek-Rhine Shares Observations Seen ‘In the Eye of a Tree’
RIFLE, Colo. (PRWEB) July 21, 2015 -- Ella Zupcsek-Rhine woke up one day to realize and open her eyes to the truth that she is not the only one who is tested and who suffers in this world. In her cause to make fellow humans aware of other people’s predicaments, and not only their own, she shares her observations and insights as it is seen “In the Eye of a Tree” (published by Xlibris).
“More often, we are tempted to give our personal problems gigantic, imaginary proportions, believing everyone around us should pamper, pity and comfort us, when, right beside us, in silence and unrevealed, nugatory or monumental human catastrophes are consumed every day,” Zupcsek-Rhine observes and shares. “In the tumultuousness of our existence, a mother should never be appointed by the court to decide if her child should or should not be kept alive by all means. As adults, we need to get our ducks in a row and our 'last wishes' well defined and get-at-able.”
Zupcsek-Rhine’s “In the Eye of a Tree” was born, secluded by true feelings and Mother Nature’s nonpareil beauty. This book highlights the idea that the source of everyday success and day-by-day contentment, sometimes, resides inside the consideration people give, not to lamentable self pity, but to the aches and pains of the people entering their gravitational space, no matter if it is for just a day or a life’s length.
“In the Eye of a Tree”
By Ella Zupcsek-Rhine
Hardcover | 6 x 9in | 52 pages | ISBN 9781503574427
Softcover | 6 x 9in | 52 pages | ISBN 9781503574434
E-Book | 52 pages | ISBN 9781503574441
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble
About the Author
Ella Zupcsek-Rhine was born and educated in Romania where she achieved her nursing degree before relocating to the United States. Ella has been a nurse for 30 years and still comes to work singing. She believes she “woke up late in life.” With life being short and well worth living, she pours herself wholeheartedly into all she does, including being a mother to her three sons and connecting with the community she lives in. Zupcsek-Rhine greets each day with energy and compassion and is loved for the positive experiences she creates for her patients and for the wisdom and joy she brings to those around her. “In the Eye of a Tree” is her second published work after her debut book “Robot in Pain.”
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