The Voice of Silence : A Life of Love, Healing and Inspiration; The Remarkable Story of Princess Diana's Spiritual Guide

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Summary: spiritual love both physical and emotionally
Review: This was a very special book about a very special lady. She may be a delicate lady physically but has a enormous heart of love, who has known pain and grown from it.
A lady who is so spiritual within herself because she has taken the time to look within herself. Love is what makes the world go round. But sometimes people are afraid to look within themselves to find it and to be able to give and receive it, whether physically or emotionally. This book allows you to sit and think about spiritual and physical love because at the end of the day this is all you can take with you when your time is up on this physical earth. Everything else is excess baggage.

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Summary: gently spiritual
Review: Voice of Silence is a treasure, a gently spiritual book about the major choices we make, often the result of some kind of pain, and how they shape our life path. Oonaugh is a gifted person and her book is a journey into people's gifts. Highly recommend.

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Summary: The Voice of Silence
Review: What a tactfully written book about an extraordinary life of a nun and healer who served the poorest and the richest (Duke of Windsor) finding that "we are all equal in suffering."
There is something mythic about the life of a woman who was born in Ireland's countryside, joined a convent at age 16, and winded up healing Princess Diana. On her path, Oonagh was guided by the voice of silence that kept her soul young and sensitive to beauty and art. Every page in her book is expressing her romantic and idealizing approach to the world and people whom she met.
On a retreat of healers, I happened to enter the room, when Oonagh introduced her book to the crowed of about 50 people. Her voice was quiet. I was too far away to hear her clearly. I relaxed and instead of listening to her words, "listened" to her healer's energy that was enveloping the room. It was fine and invigorating. The book emanates the same energy. It will cleanse you and bring you peace.

Rating:
Summary: The Voice of Silence
Review: What a tactfully written book about an extraordinary life of a nun and healer who served the poorest and the richest (Duke of Windsor) finding that "we are all equal in suffering."
There is something mythic about the life of a woman who was born in Ireland's countryside, joined a convent at age 16, and winded up healing Princess Diana. On her path, Oonagh was guided by the voice of silence that kept her soul young and sensitive to beauty and art. Every page in her book is expressing her romantic and idealizing approach to the world and people whom she met.
On a retreat of healers, I happened to enter the room, when Oonagh introduced her book to the crowed of about 50 people. Her voice was quiet. I was too far away to hear her clearly. I relaxed and instead of listening to her words, "listened" to her healer's energy that was enveloping the room. It was fine and invigorating. The book emanates the same energy. It will cleanse you and bring you peace.