Bücher von Diana Lynn

If you experienced domestic abuse, do any of these sound familiar?*Flashbacks*Feeling Stuck*Triggers*Lingering sadness*Anxiety*Low Confidence*Overwhelm*Hopelessness*Anger or Unprovoked Rage*Fear*Loneliness*Lack of openness*Feeling Unworthy and invalidated.*Struggling with a career.*Struggling to be engaged with friends and family.Yes??That's because these are all symptoms of the "trauma drama" that lingers even years after domestic abuse.The good news is that trauma drama doesn't have to linger forever. Your past does not need to define your future - because your are not broken. You are whole, worthy, and complete. The real you has just gotten buried underneath all the past trauma. But now it's time for the real you to shift through all that trauma drama so you can finally be *YOU*!With the The Domestic Shift (TM) 50-Day Journal, you can begin your shift from being held prisoner by the trauma to living in the freedom, peace, and safety you are meant to experience.Each day, there are two-pages where you'll find an Affirmation Shift -to change your thoughts about yourself; a Gratitude Shift to recognize all the people, experiences, and things you do have; a Thought Shift so you can get to know and understand yourself better; and Mindset Shift- a quote or question to you see your world differently. All which is geared to help you shift into your post domestic trauma transformation.Pick of your copy of The Domestic Trauma Shift (TM) Journal so you can shift into your transformation!

Told Through the Eyes of a Horse is meant to be read through childlike eyes. This Christ-centered story is about an ordinary horse and his ordinary cowgirl. Sterling had a life to fulfillto grow and mature into a great warrior horse. His owner, Diana, had a love for the heart of the cross, and her mission goal was to raise Sterling as her Jesus horse. Together they were to share the gospel message of Gods love on horseback. Bonding in a horse/owner relationship brought them into living in the heart of each others life dream. Being raised through Christ strengthened Sterling and Diana for the day that would change both of their lives. With humbled hearts, they found comfort in coming to God in prayer. They knew that the best way to heal a broken heart is to give God all the pieces. Seeking spiritual understanding of the knowledge and wisdom from the Word of God, they surrendered themselves to His calling upon their lives.