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"Teachers are my lessons done
I cannot do another one"
Leonard Cohen
Are your lessons ever really done? Sometimes the burden of life can be so great . . . But maybe that's for a reason.
In this honest and raw account of Catherine Harford's own Hero's Journey, she explores the depths of reasoning as to why life sometimes sucks you in and pulls you under. Depression and anxiety are the medical terms for it - life ache, soul soreness and the very real need to evolve are the realities of this experience.
A process of personal growth, spiritual awakening and a new vision of humanity's plights awaits. Twin soul connections, higher realms and a new understanding of all that is mysterious and divine in the world takes form. A love story and a journey towards self-love and healing, this tale proves that truth really is stranger than fiction.
Harford shares her story, bares her soul and the insights she discovered along the way are assembled here with a steely determination to enlighten others.
About the author
Catherine Harford is an artist, poet and writer living in Wollongong, south of Sydney, Australia, with her two children. Wollongong is Dharawal Country, the traditional lands of the Dharawal people and she honours their nation, past, present and future. She produces a variety of art, which includes music and video production as well as her penchant for drawing and painting. She has travelled and lived extensively throughout Australia, and she draws on this experience for much of her inspiration when she writes and makes art. She is the published author of the non-fiction work They Gave Me Truth, the collection of poems, Under Moon and Sun, American Creek and Nocturnal, and the epic poem One Day to Grieve.
