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Author Glenda Benevides shares daily inspiration for self-healing in the book “Soul on Fire: Own the Goddess Within.”

The Synopsis

Soul On Fire, The Power Of Owning Your Full Self Expression, is how to keep inspired daily, activate your own insights, passions and have daily mantras to help shift the way you take care of ourselves while doing it with grace and ease.

Growing our self-love is medicine to our soul and to the world’s broken heart. When you heal, we all heal. When you give yourself more grace, understanding and compassion you are able to give this to others and the world. To live a life with a soul on fire is the way life has the fullest self expression and freedom!

THE REVIEW

This was a short, powerful, and moving read. The author delivers a helpful, compelling workbook and guide that readers can revisit time and again as a daily mantra and self-reflective tool for self-improvement. The fast pacing and simple yet engaging lessons keep readers motivated and encourage them to look within for self-improvement.

The book is able to fuel readers to tackle self-doubt and explores a number of topics in a concise way, from feelings of being unworthy to resisting the need to feel one’s emotions on a daily basis, to questioning if one is on the right path in life and overcoming feelings of life being too difficult at times. The author pairs short passages on each topic with powerful mantras and daily rituals readers can follow to empower themselves and use as a reference whenever they face self-doubt.

THE VERDICT

Moving, compelling, and engaging, author Glenda Benevides’s “Soul on Fire” is a must-read self-help guide and workbook you can reference again and again. The author gives readers the agency to put these daily rituals and mantras into practice at their own pace, and the rich writing style in these passages will empower readers again and again. If you haven’t yet, be sure to grab your copy today!

Rating: 10/10