IT'S OK TO CLIMB OUT OF YOUR FAMILY TREE
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I believe that we all die a little when we are sacrificing ourselves on the altar of needing to be accepted. My death came from me not living out my own dreams and aspirations, but instead - by living to please my family and the people I surrounded myself with.
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About the Book
This narrative is about my two individual cousins in the same family tree who found it necessary to make the climb out. It is also about me, Stephen, who learned how to find freedom from both my cousin’s stories. These cousins shared their experiences with me and I feel compelled to share them with you so you know that you’re not alone in your family dynamics. I am alive!! I feel as though I am finally free to be me. Born to be.... I’m amazed by how much creative and productive energy is available when you are freed from reactions to anger and fear.
About the Author
Dakoda West is a grandmother and retired teacher. In her experience with students she recognized the need for spiritual education and support in achieving goals. Dakoda’s studies in education, ancient wisdom and spiritual healing guide her.