About the Author:
I am a thirty something woman. I have three great kids, a wonderful husband and family. All these things I am afforded by the grace of God.
Review:
If you are looking for peace, Deborah Lintz-Hill can tell you how she found it in The Proper Care & Feeding of Your Soul. Although she has been writing since she was a child, Ms. Lintz-Hill s first book is a journey in a number of ways. You will read her story and many will be able to identify with the many challenges she faced during those formative years. Hers wasn t an easy life and the beauty of her transformation is a story worth reading. Then there is her testimony. A very candid and enlightening journey as she shows how she narrowed the path to her spiritual awakening. An interesting chapter in The Proper Care & Feeding of Your Soul is the look at Abraham H. Maslow s Hierarchy of Human Needs. Ms. Lintz-Hill puts her sociology training to use as she redefines, or in her words, reinvents the entire self-actualization process. Heavy in scripture and complete with charts and illustrations, Ms. Lintz-Hill provides an understanding of life that many may have missed. She tells her story in hopes that the reader might have a shorter road to redemption than the one she traveled. I especially like when she says, Roadblocks are messages from God that He needs you to heal that particular part of your spirit so that you may move forward. If you re looking for a guide, for a lesson, for direction, pick up The Proper Care & Feeding of Your Soul. Ms. Lintz-Hill's story will reach out to you and encourage you. I think that was her goal. --Cheryl Smith - Dallas Weekly
The Proper Care & Feeding of Your Soul is an autobiographical journey tracing the footprints of author Deborah Lintz-Hill s life. She uses her personal tragedies and extreme circumstances, she refers to as curses, to communicate a positive message. In her writings, Lintz-Hill reminds us to remember the lessons of the Bible. She laces various Scripture references through the text of the book in a clear, communicative manner. Though the cloud of contempt hung over her relationship with her mother and surviving various aspects of abuse any expressions of love were taught and learned at a young age through the hard knock lessons life provided. In the book, Lintz-Hill states, ..the secret to life is the understanding that anyone giving you an expression of concern and love is a gift...anyone that causes you frustration, anger, annoyance or sadness is a gift disguised as a curse. the lesson in this is that we need to change our perspective and count it all joy. It is imperative that we look for the blessing that comes with every perceived curse. A reinforcement of a lesson I have stored in the recesses of my mind comes from Lintz-Hill's quotation of Matthew 5:38-40, which reminds us to turn the other cheek when people are not treating us fairly and with apparent disregard. We have to examine ourselves by first looking into our own heart and examining our own motives as to whether we may have instigated the situation in the first place. The author continues by saying, our stubbornness and ignorance perpetuate our suffering on Earth and mankind rebels against being loved divinely. Our perspective and our souls are soiled by sin . By walking in God s will and remembering the lessons of the Bible, we can then turn over a new leaf. This book is not one to be taken lightly. The contents of it s pages will cause you to become circumspect as you examine the layers of your psyche. Be prepared to have an honest evaluation of your heart and soul. At first I thought this book weighed more on the autobiographical side and as I patiently proceeded, it opened up more as an inspirational piece with an awesome message of peace, love and forgiveness. Reviewed by Nedine Hunter --Rawsistaz Reviewers
"About this title" may belong to another edition of this title.