Be Love the Book of Reminders - Hardcover

by Emma Farry (Author)

"The beauty of Emma Farry's writing is much more than skin deep. It goes straight to the heart, setting it on fire to light our inner world." - Joy Cowley, NZ Literary Icon

Navigating hard times requires the processing of difficult emotions. Be Love the Book of Reminders is designed to expand awareness and connect you with the strength to sit in dark and uncomfortable places, and give yourself permission to feel what you feel.

When you need to be reminded of your worth, open this book randomly and see where guidance leads you. May the blessings inside sow seeds that take root in the rich soil of your self-acceptance and bloom for all the world to see.

Praise for Be Love the Book of Reminders:

"Emma Farry is a sage for modern times. She draws directly on the spiritual traditions of her two cultures, translating them into words of comfort and advice that relieve the burdens of anxiety, perfectionism, and over-thinking that exhaust and deplete us. Thank you for continuing the precious tradition of Rumi and Gibran for new generations."

--Alexandra Tidswell, Kia Māia Bicultural Communications

"Be Love is not a book to be read from cover to cover and put aside. It is a companion that gently touches the soul and puts words together in delicate serenity. Be Love is a gift that opens the heart."

--Jeanette Goode, author of A Little Blue

"Be Love the Book Of Reminders is a beautiful and thoughtful collection of daily meditations. I enjoyed the anticipation of randomly choosing a page each day and allowing that wisdom to guide me through that day. And I love the simple meditation instructions at the end; a great reminder to those of us who meditate already or for beginners."

--Mia Heenan, Dancer/Choreographer

"This work fearlessly and compassionately reaches out to aspects of our shared humanity. With refreshing honesty, Emma distills blessings that respond to our everyday thoughts and feelings. They are both callings and tools that can help the individual and the many."

--Natasha Bell, Artist