Journaling for the Soul: A Handbook of Journaling Methods Paperback – September 11, 2017

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Review ------ "If you think that journaling is just sitting down and writing out dense pages of prose in a , read on! Yes, there is a involved, but Deborah Haddix offers a resplendent banquet of ways to use it to communicate with God. Journaling for the Soul offers a personalized meal for everyone or maybe many meals for everyone. When I finished reading her book, I wanted to grab my and try out several of the offerings I had never heard of before: Cliff Notes, Daily Dot Points, and the quirkily-named Squish-It Prayer Journaling." - Sybil MacBeth, Author, Praying in Color: Drawing a New Path to God "If you have ever wondered what all the excitement is about journaling -- here is your answer! Journaling for the Soul is an absolute treasure of not only "Why" but "How To" journal! Packed full of ideas for the artists and the list-makers, the in-depth Bible students and the beginners. Warning -- you will likely develop an addiction to journaling once you try some of these techniques!" -Lisa Smith, Author, O the Extraordinary Hummingbird Read more ( javascript:void(0) ) From the Back Cover ------------------- Something is missing. Something important and necessary to the very of our soul. The busyness of life has made its migration into the depths of our being, squeezing God out. Our soul aches as it cries out for time with Him, but in the noise it is not heard. Journaling for the Soul helps eliminate the hurry, brings quiet for hearing, and creates much needed space for meeting with God. The wide variety of journaling methods in this handbook provide something for everyone in need of soul care. There are techniques for journaling prayers, Scripture, self-reflection, and more. Some methods fit the traditional definition of journaling, some call out to the person seeking something a little different, and still others are just plain quirky. But not matter the method, Journaling for the Soul invites us to slow down, replenish, and exhale. Read more ( javascript:void(0) ) See all Editorial Reviews ( /dp/product-description/1975690877/ref=dp_proddesc_0?ie=UTF8&n=283155&s=books&isInIframe=0 )