Chaya

Needed wisdom for 2025 and beyond

Revisado: 01-25-25

This book was written by an author who has lived.
It fell into my hands and ears recently! It’s wonderful, powerful and full of profound insights into living life! Relaxing into our powerful Crone years and all the graceful ways to enjoy life.

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Crone magic

Revisado: 03-31-24

Loved spending more time in this lovely town and world! Looking forward to the next book

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Extremely helpful to understanding family energies

Revisado: 10-22-23

A loving and entertaining way to unpack your own personal family energy system. A beautiful
Introduction to flower essents and working with this mode of energy work!

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Multiple timelines

Revisado: 05-15-23

I truly enjoyed this story and as we age through stages in our lives this version or that..

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I read this book every few years

Revisado: 03-19-21

This was the first time for the audio book . It was a much dreamer thing to listen to than read on the page.
I don't re-read books very often, so the fact that this one gets my attention again speaks volumes.
I have recommend it so many times. Funny how many get caught up in is it fiction, No my fellows it's not fiction.
Read it as truth and then live your life in accordance with this knowledge. You have been blessed by being exposed to a new point of view.

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Charming Christmas tale, lol funny

Revisado: 01-11-21

An adorable story full of very brilliant British humor! A plucky games programmer rushes off to help her eccentric Aunt get a needed rating on her Victorian B&B, never mind she lacks the skill set to cook or renovate, as the staff has taken a holiday.

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Wonderful Storytelling

Revisado: 11-08-20

I had to keep going at the start of this story, but I had just finished up a series so maybe that was it. Loved this tale of a few families and what's done out of deep love and hurt. Stunning ending! 😍

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Courtney Maum Hits a home run!

Revisado: 09-15-20

Quick, clever and well drawn characters. So funny!
This is by far my favorite thing you have written! Thanks Courtney, I loved it! 5 stars baby!

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Caroline Myss at her delightful best!

Revisado: 03-11-20

Caroline is known for her toughness, she is a straight forward teacher who gets right to the truth of her teaching. She begins this book with a question, runs it through the the body. This was a delicious read, ending with a lovely prayer. I want to offer my Heartfelt Thank you to Caroline and everyone responsible for this audible book. and the paper one! Thank you!

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Wonderful Worlds created with words here

Revisado: 01-17-20

I, Chaya a Librarian in a small New England town, adored this book, the stories are well crafted , this is a delightful read. But....
One should not use a real person's last name and part of how they made money and turn them into your Energy/life sucking super villain. The Havemeyer name was cruelly used in this otherwise delicious novel. I think a story about the POWER of words, cannot wash away the use of someone's name and life with a disclaimer at the END of the book. I work with one of the real Havemeyer descents and I cringed repeatedly during this story. Her Grandfather lived in New York and didn't have a Island plantation. He was a merchant, of course he is culpable member of the sugar industry, and it is shameful indeed.
I get the metaphor and understand the choice of target. Yet it was extremely difficult to hear/read the Character's last name repeatedly. Next time please consider using a first name.
Please keep writing!

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