 Kiss
the Bliss is a teacher's bold quest to empower and transform the
13 to 33 year-olds she has dubbed the Bliss Generation. Its goal is
to expedite the emotional and spiritual healing of the world's youth
by making it easy for them to study the wisdom of the world's greatest
spiritual leaders. The book synthesizes ancient and modern wisdom
in terms that can be readily understood and applied in everyday life.
Edwina Doyle Dozier (“Winnie”) explains in readily understandable
terminology how to attain emotional, physical, and spiritual health
and happiness, and why holding grievances, gossiping, cursing, and
thinking negative thoughts are unhealthy and harmful. It gently
guides readers through meditation, affirmations, forgiveness, positive
thinking and respect for the Earth and elders, encouraging them
to rise above the divisiveness of individual religions to embrace
the unity of a universal God.
By relating to the personal benefits that are derived from practicing
unconditional love, kindness, forgiveness, and nonviolence, the
book becomes relevant to youths, helping them gain understanding
and awaken spiritually. The book challenges a generation to become
heroic Millennium Miracle Workers who utilize life-affirming practices
that enhance mental, physical, and spiritual health.
Edwina Doyle Dozier has been an educator for thirty years. She
has taught adolescents from middle school through college and worked
as a curriculum consultant for the Kentucky Department of Education.
The author of numerous books, poetry and magazine articles, she
was a Fulbright Scholar to India and directed a bilingual school
in The Bay Islands of Honduras.
Edwina is president of the ECSTASY Foundation, Inc., a non-profit
foundation dedicated to shifting the Earth's consciousness to one
of peace and love through the spiritual awakening of one generation.
It is her vision that, with the help of parents and teachers serving
as mentors, the targeted generation around the world will study
Kiss the Bliss: Handbook for Millennium Miracle Workers.
 You
can visit Winnie’s website at www.blissgeneration.com or email her
at Windenova@aol.com. |
