How My Death Saved My Life: And Other Stories On My Journey To Wholeness

by Denise Linn

The remarkable story of a renowned soul coach who overcame an abusive childhood, a nearly fatal gunshot wound, tear gas during anti-war riots, and the sexual revolution to live in a Buddhist monastery and travel to native cultures to lecture. Original.

265 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2005

About the author

Denise Linn’s personal journey began as a result of a near-death experience at age 17. Her life-changing experiences and remarkable recovery set her on a spiritual quest that led her to explore the healing traditions of many cultures, including those of her own Cherokee ancestors, the Aborigines in the Australian bush, and the Zulus in Bophuthatswana. She trained with a Hawaiian kahuna (shaman), and Reiki Master Hawayo Takata. She was also adopted into a New Zealand Maori tribe. In addition, Denise lived in a Zen Buddhist monastery for more than two years.
Denise is an internationally renowned teacher in the field of self-development. She’s the author of the bestseller Sacred Space and the award-winning Feng Shui for the Soul, and has written 16 books, which are available in 24 languages. Denise has appeared in numerous documentaries and television shows worldwide, gives seminars on six continents, and is the founder of the International Institute of Soul Coaching®, which offers professional certification programs in life coaching.

Reviews

[Jacklyne Betty · Rating 5 out of 5]

It is a book that cannot be shared by word of mouth. One needs to experience the book in its entirety.