New Guide Inspires Readers Toward Unifying Self to Serve the World’s Needs
THREE RIVERS, Calif. (PRWEB) April 09, 2018 -- Dr. Betty Luceigh had a hard time reconciling her internal conflict between science and spirit, represented by a division between heart and mind. She was exploring each of these paths without finding comprehensive answers to life.
It wasn’t until she experienced true Beauty – as a universal essence – that she was able to move toward unification of these isolated channels. In "Is It Beautiful? A Journey from Separation toward Unification," Luceigh chronicles how her two paths moved toward one and her eyes were opened to the wholeness of life.
“Is It Beautiful?” is a resource tool that features spiritual insight that will allow readers to explore and serve their true selves. Luceigh narrates the role Beauty has had in her life and the significance of asking the question stated in the book’s title.
It includes Luceigh’s quest to unify her mind and heart and encompasses key events and cultural shifts. The memoir, expanded with poems and essays, sheds light on “a sense of separation” and promotes personal exploration and a deepening awareness of wholeness.
“Division seems to be the reoccurring theme in our lives, our news and our world,” Luceigh said. “I believe we need to heal our individual selves, if we are to heal divisions in our interpersonal relationships. In order to move forward as a human race, each of us needs a deep understanding and sense of our true self. "Is It Beautiful?" offers my personal experiences of how Beauty can help guide one through that process."
For more information, please visit luceighbeautiful.com.
“Is It Beautiful? A Journey from Separation toward Unification”
By Betty A. Luceigh, PhD
ISBN: 9781504384216 (hardcover) 9781504384223 (softcover) 9781504384230 (ebook)
Available at Amazon, Barnes and Noble and Balboa Press
About the author
Betty A. Luceigh, PhD, has spent her life integrating her profession in organic chemistry with her reflections on the meaning of human experience. Luceigh earned her PhD in organic chemistry at Stanford University. She contributed to the chemistry profession predominantly through teaching her award-winning lectures in organic chemistry, the last 18 years at UCLA. Now retired and living in the country, she writes from a perspective of unifying science and heart as she continues to deepen her awareness of both.
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