In "Do as I Say, and Some of What I Do," psychic intuitive Ellie Anne Lieberman shares her extraordinary life journey. Born into a family with a legacy of spiritual gifts, Ellie recounts her experiences developing and utilizing her intuitive abilities. This memoir isn't just a personal narrative; it's a guide to trusting your inner voice. From childhood awakenings to running a successful intuitive business for over fifteen years, Ellie candidly explores the triumphs and failures that shaped her path. With warmth and humor, she balances the "doing" and "being" aspects of life, offering practical advice and profound insights on navigating life's complexities while embracing intuition and authenticity. This book resonates with those seeking spiritual understanding and a more authentic self.
Review Do as I Say, and Some of What I Do
"Do as I Say, and Some of What I Do" isn't just a memoir; it's a warm embrace from a kindred spirit. Ellie Anne Lieberman's story resonated deeply with me, not just because of the fascinating glimpse into the world of psychic intuition, but because of the profoundly relatable human experience woven throughout. From the very first page, I felt a connection with Ellie’s vulnerability and honesty. She doesn't present herself as some infallible spiritual guru, but as a woman navigating life's complexities, successes, and failures with grace and humor.
The book is beautifully structured, moving seamlessly between intimate anecdotes from her childhood and the demanding realities of running a successful intuitive business. We see Ellie grapple with self-doubt, moments of clarity, and the sometimes-confusing intersection of spiritual insight and everyday life. This honest portrayal made the entire reading experience feel incredibly authentic. There’s a refreshing lack of pretension; Ellie readily admits to her own imperfections, making her wisdom all the more accessible and impactful.
What struck me most was the practical application of her insights. While the book delves into the metaphysical and spiritual, it doesn't get lost in esoteric jargon. Ellie offers clear, actionable advice on trusting your intuition, setting boundaries, and cultivating self-awareness—principles applicable to everyone, regardless of their belief system. It's a guide to self-discovery disguised as a captivating personal narrative. I found myself constantly nodding along, recognizing echoes of my own journey in her experiences. The lessons she shares aren't abstract concepts; they're grounded in her real-life triumphs and setbacks, making them all the more powerful and memorable.
I particularly appreciated the balance Ellie strikes between the "doing" and the "being." She acknowledges the importance of action and hard work, but emphasizes the equal significance of inner peace and self-reflection. This holistic approach resonates deeply, reminding us that spiritual growth isn't solely about achieving external goals but also about nurturing our inner selves. The book expertly intertwines personal growth, spiritual exploration, and practical advice, creating a truly enriching and holistic reading experience.
This isn't just a book to read once and put away. It's a companion, a source of inspiration and guidance that I anticipate returning to time and again. It’s the kind of book that sparks meaningful self-reflection, encourages personal growth, and leaves you feeling both understood and empowered. If you're seeking a memoir that’s both insightful and deeply personal, that offers practical wisdom alongside spiritual exploration, then "Do as I Say, and Some of What I Do" is a must-read. It's a captivating journey that will leave a lasting impression.
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- Dimensions: 6 x 0.25 x 9 inches
- Language: English
- Print length: 98
- Publication date: 2024
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