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“I once was lost, but now I’m found. Was blind but
now I see.”
These are the words from the English hymn, Amazing Grace, written by John Newton in 1779. I chose them as the groundwork for my website because they accurately describe how I feel about my life. At some point in my early adulthood, I lost sight of who I was and what my purpose was in life. Rather than taking a path that would help me become the person I always knew I was meant to be, I took several detours to my destiny. Now, after nearly two decades of introspection, growth, and hard work, I am clearly back on the right path. By no means has it been easy. But, it has been an adventure filled with enlightening, empowering, and often entertaining experiences. Because I know that I am not alone in this experience, I was inspired to write my first book. More important, I realized that in order to make my experiences truly meaningful, I had to help others who want to reclaim their strength and purpose in life. I have no doubt that this is one of the highest purposes for my being on this earth. If you, too, are on a journey to reclaim your strength and purpose in life, to capture the true essence of living, and to transform your life for the better, I invite you to join me on a journey. I call it “The Path of RE”©.
The goal is to:
- RE-new the mind
- RE-claim the spirit
- RE-vive the body
- RE-build one’s life
It is possible to lose one’s sense of self, purpose, and identity in a number of contexts. In my case, it began during my “Cinderella” marriage. But it is also equally possible to regain it. You can learn about my journey by exploring the rest of this site. Hopefully, my example will inspire you to embark on yours. George Elliot said, “It’s never too late to be what you might have been.” You already possess all that you need to attain healing, hope, and happiness. You must simply acknowledge that you want them and be willing to follow through with the right action. I encourage you to proceed and prevail!!!!
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