The Warrior Goddess Way: Claiming the Woman You Are Destined to Be

by HeatherAsh Amara

Learn the Way of the Warrior Goddess Since its publication a short time ago, HeatherAsh Amara’s Warrior Goddess Training has become much more than just a book—its ten lessons have inspired thousands of women around the world to reclaim their power, their passion, and their freedom. In this much anticipated follow-up, The Warrior Goddess Way, Amara goes deeper, revealing three additional pillars of Warrior Goddess living that readers can apply to travel further down this sacred Wisdom, Authenticity, and Yes!

Wisdom arises naturally when we learn to listen. Not to the voices in our head, but the voices in our cells, our natural discernment, and our creative knowing.Authenticity is embracing your vulnerability, your silliness, and owning all your superpowers. It’s accepting and loving what is, not what “should be.”Yes! is about celebrating everything. All the time. (Even your greatest defeats.)In exploring these three pillars, Amara delves into topics such as forgiveness, relationships, and finding your inner stillness. You will learn the art of maintaining emotional balance, cultivating self-respect, practicing heartfelt communication, and the power of consciously embracing life’s beginnings and endings. Like Warrior Goddess Training, this book is packed full of exercises and explorations designed to help you integrate the Warrior Goddess Way into your everyday life. You CAN learn to enjoy everything you do. Your potential for dancing through life is waiting to be awakened. Live the Warrior Goddess Way and claim the woman you are destined to be.

Genres: Nonfiction, Self Help, Spirituality, Goddess, Womens, Personal Development

211 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 24, 2016

About the author

Amara has spent the last three decades weaving together earth-based wisdom, mindfulness, and practical strategies for creative, courageous, and compassionate individual and community change. She is the author of 9 books, including the bestselling Warrior Goddess Training series and The Seven Secrets of Happy and Healthy Relationships with don Miguel Ruiz Jr.

Her newest book, Wild, Willing, and Wise: An Interactive Guide for When to Paddle, When to Rest, and When to Jump Naked into the River of Life will be released July 30th through St. Martin's Essentials.

When she’s home, HeatherAsh plants her feet in New Mexico but as a lifelong nomad, she spends most of her time traveling, teaching, and writing in cafes around the world.

Reviews

[Elaine · Rating 2 out of 5]

This just didn't inspire me in any way.

[Francesca D. Evans · Rating 4 out of 5]

Invigorating.

I enjoyed reading this. I've picked up a few books that dive into self discovery: "The Alchemist", "You Are A Badass", etc. " The Warrior Goddess Way" is an awesome read for women seeking a fresh outlook on life. Each chapter had interesting points. There were times where I thought, "Yes, thank you for saying that!" For example, she sometimes would mention how some societal standards play a role in the way women see themselves. There are also exercises in the book, that can be applied for life situations. I tried one for dealing with past grievances, with a letter where I vented and got stuff off my chest. It felt great to burn the letter afterwards. The author touches off on quite a few topics in this book. It's a solid read for motivation.

[Kristen EJ Lauderdale · Rating 3 out of 5]

The title can't be beat. I picked this up awhile ago as a reward to myself for finishing Nanowrimo. Her blend of "wisdom through the ages" was interesting. Overall, a helpful and affirming read. It was kind of hard to get through because the focus was mainly on dealing with pain and loss. This made it feel more somber than what I was looking for.

[Maxine · Rating 3 out of 5]

I really loved this book. It was recommended to me by my yoga teacher with a warning that it was a bit woo woo.

I listened to the audio book, and will definitely listen to it again, and possibly buy the book too.

I enjoyed the discussion about forgiveness, how death can be our greatest teacher and the importance of saying yes and living with no regrets.

[Evie · Rating 5 out of 5]

The Warrior Goddess Way, by Heatherash Amara
Published: NOW
Rating: 5/5
“When we bring our attention back to discovering who we are on the inside—not who we wish we were or who we think we should be—we begin a sacred path of transformation toward our innate, authentic, embodied power. This is the path of the Warrior Goddess.”
This book spoke to my soul. I am on a journey on self-discovery and identity at the moment, and Heatherash’s words were like a warm embrace from an old friend. She talks about how women are programmed to behave and feel a certain way, and how it creates an inauthentic life that is wholly unsatisfactory. She explains how to reclaim the more powerful and authentic parts of ourselves, and how to tap into the innate wisdom that we all have inside. She provides beautifully calming exercises for you to try – including on how to find your inner stillness. I threw myself into it whole-heartedly, and can honestly say that this book will be remaining on my bedside table as a reminder for when times get tough. A gorgeous, thought-provoking novel on self-discovery and authenticity.

[Laura · Rating 5 out of 5]

Women traditionally have carried the weight of responsibility for the world, even in times when men claimed the power. HeatherAsh helps us reframe our vision of women`s roles in the world and set down much of the weight of that burden. She shows us ways to release the need to fix every problem, and apologize yet hold onto the emotions for things we did not cause or hurts that were unintentional. She helps women with awareness and perception issues and their reactions to life events both huge, deep, painful and small. As I was reading this book I learned how to step back, set the weight down and learn to accept and be more aware of this moment and my proper role in life unfolding.

[Amber · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another excellent book! I particularly enjoyed the chapters on forgiveness and consciously apologizing. Both are areas I have been struggling with, and after trying her exercises, I feel so much better and more at peace. These books are wonderful. I think everyone should read them, even though they are written for women. There is so much healthy insight for personal growth to be found here. I'm so glad these books are what I'm starting this new year with! Five out of five stars.

[Frieda · Rating 3 out of 5]

Ms. Amara writes about how women negatively view themselves based on societal teachings ingrained from our childhood and tries to show women how they can overcome these outdated and detrimental beliefs though awareness, mindfulness and of course, meditation. This is a good read for those who have not read books on mindfulness and mediation before.

[John Roberts · Rating 2 out of 5]

Contradictions throughout. Angst of adolescent. at odds trying to grow up

, seems also to maybe be first born child, who often suffer from the need to please parents, need for perfection, fears of failure. May be good read for young insecure women trying to make their way out in the world. Not for grown woman who have learned to make their own path in life.

[Jeannine Fox · Rating 2 out of 5]

they are trying to take several disciplines and combined them into their own version of a discipline. I’m a Christian and believe in the Bible. I meditate and practice tai chi. But merging together beliefs is another matter that I can’t get behind. There’s nothing new here really just borrowing bits and pieces of each And stamping a new label on it.

[Jenny Whetzel · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a great self help book for women. I enjoyed her first book so I knew I would enjoy this one as well. Some topics in the book include: meditation, forgiveness, apology, awareness, and judgments.

[Hazel Grier · Rating 4 out of 5]

Wonderful with causing you to think. If you have gotten away from self help books this is the one to bring u back. Not for beginners on quest to dig into who you are. My final word is I CHOSE ME I Say Yes To Me

[Sosanna Olson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great Read

This book has exercises and resources to help implement the Goddess Way in daily life. I especially enjoyed the chapter on dealing with death/loss. This is a great continuation of the series, and I highly recommend it.

[Suzanne · Rating 5 out of 5]

great resource

For anyone on the path to deep self awareness, enlightenment, spiritual evolution, and self love this book provides many insights that I will be referencing going forward.

[Shamaya Epps · Rating 5 out of 5]

A Great book!

One of the best books i have read in my life. Every woman should read this book. I recommend this book to all. It's powerful.

[Patty Washington · Rating 5 out of 5]

So inspiring

HeatherAsh books have changed my life. Her wisdom has helped me get back on track and be the wise woman i am today.

[J.J. DiGeronimo · Rating 4 out of 5]

Love Warrior Material

[Jai · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very challenging and uplifting. Thoroughly recommend to all women.

[Rebekah Tiffany · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love Warrior Goddess Training and the Warrior Goddess Way books. Both have helped me with my own personal growth and perspective shifts.

[America Payne · Rating 4 out of 5]

It took me a while to adjust to the author’s voice but overall, I enjoyed the message. The book is empowering with its message of authenticity and acceptance.

[Andi Plouffe · Rating 1 out of 5]

DNF after they stated blathering for pages and pages about forgiving your abuser. Fuck you heather

[Amanda · Rating 2 out of 5]

DNF - clearly these books just aren’t for me

[Alison · Rating 4 out of 5]

Although rather emotionally confronting, this book is really about being true to yourself. Although yes, a man could read it and use it to help guide, as we all know, women are still 'below' the men and therefore need to be brought up to higher levels of self-love and divine kindness because we are still treating ourselves like second class citizens. Even though the cover has a yogi on the front, this isn't really a book about yoga, although Heatherash does use some of the yoga principles in her guide to life. This book is about self-perception and about caring for oneself. Something we all should be doing, in order to become the goddesses that we know we are.

[Ximena Alcalde · Rating 4 out of 5]

La verdad me gustó muchísimo este libro, es la primera vez que leo algo así. Me ayudó muchísimo a reflexionar. Solo que en lo personal no me gusta que haya ejercicios ya que siento que interrumpen la lectura, sin embargo, a pesar de que no hice esos ejercicios como tal, si estoy poniendo en práctica en mi vida cotidiana muchas cosas que escribió la autora y muchas cosas que también aprendí durante la lectura. De verdad te da muy buenos consejos y maneras diferentes de como ver las cosas, además que te da varias ejemplos de como aplicarlo y formas que puedes poner en práctica para poco a poco poder lograr el objetivo del libro, que a mi percepción a aprender a agradecer y a amar lo bueno y lo malo.

[Rocío Campuzano · Rating 4 out of 5]

Es un buen libro para empezar a abrir los ojos hacia la confianza en nosotras, el poder que existe dentro y hacer equipo entre mujeres. Dejando saber que tenemos distintas formas de pensar. Agradecer por todo y mejorar nuestra forma de ver la vida 🫶🏻