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One Path, Many Lights takes you on the roller-coaster ride of twelve months in the life of author, counsellor, hypnotherapist and Reiki Master Teacher, Maria Lacey. By sharing her story Maria has one aim; to encourage you to recognise that change, adversity and confusion can empower you to move forward in your life.
Experience the wonder of spiritual visions after the Chilean earthquake, the grounding fears and anxieties of everyday life, including a life-threatening rush to hospital, surgery a few months later and the personal struggle with anxiety, the ego-self and the mirrored reflection of those around her. Inevitably, adversities from Maria's earlier life cannot be ignored in her striving to understand her present journey.
As a healer and counsellor Maria meets with a diverse range of clients from young women in their 20's to men in transition to retirement, as well as her beautiful pregnant mums. Maria finds herself sitting and writing in her art room, her place of peace and meditation, unlocking her inner sight through channeling information from the Guardians of the Light. There are many questions, some answers, and thought-provoking moments.
One Path, Many Lights explores the author's truth as she exposes her innermost fears, struggles and resistance to understanding herself. This enlightening story will give you hope and comfort in knowing that you are not alone in your own personal struggles.
Maria Lacey approaches her clients with optimism and a generous heart. Further information www.marialacey.com.au
About the author
Maria Lacey grew up in a large family near Port Phillip Bay in Melbourne's south-east. Like many of her eight siblings, Maria became a teacher. Her father said, 'It's all my fault for painting the wall of the shed black and giving you chalk.' Maria taught in small primary schools and returned to teaching after her six children all started school. She spent 20 years teaching at a country secondary school, during which time, she undertook an International Teaching Fellowship in Canada. Maria has retired, loves swimming, bike riding and spending time with her grandchildren. She lives in country Victoria with her husband, Tony.
