Rubali Yoga Business

What a story

Revisado: 03-04-25

I personally enjoyed listening to the author herself read her story on the audio book, as she was present for her memories. It made it easier to follow along the many different events that took place, with the tone of voice coming from herself and all those that played a role in her childhood. Stuff you can’t make up! I am glad this book was written as I could relate in certain ways and it has reminded me to slow down, be more kind, have sympathy for others and most of all; to create space to love. I feel so sorry for children of emotionally abusive parents to have to go through such tough situations. We bully because we’ve been bullied but, it’s up to us to be the change we wish to see in the world. It breaks my heart when people treat others with belittling connotation. However, I am impressed Stephanie Thoma would rise above her wounds and fears to write about her journey as a child. To show us all that just because that happened, it doesn’t have to define us. We can set out into the world and rewrite our story line, the one we get to create ❤️ Massive congratulations on this release. I look forward to future writings of whatever else she wishes to share with us!!! All the Blessings 🐢

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