Science of Mind Magazine Book Review

By on February 7, 2018   /   Book Reviews   /   Leave a comment
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Science of Mind Magazine Book Review

Science of Mind Magazine Book Review I am honored and excited to have gotten a wonderful review in the international magazine: Science of Mind. Below is the review in it’s entirety. Activate Divine Creativity: The Life Changing Magic of the Mandala By Kathy Rausch Reviewed by Erika Luckett If you’re looking for a powerful and simple way to access an expanded state of awareness, Kathy Rausch’s book, Activate Divine Creativity: The Life Changing Magic of the Mandala is just what you’ve been looking for. Having experienced remarkable shifts through her own journey with mandalas, Rausch shares a

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The Mandala Guidebook Book Review

By on November 28, 2017   /   Book Reviews, Mandalas   /   Leave a comment
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The Mandala Guidebook Book Review

Here’s a wonderful book that makes a perfect companion to my book, Activate Divine Creativity, The Life-Changing Magic of the Mandala. I have been studying and creating mandalas since 2000. There are quite a few good books available, however I have found most of them are either way to dense and academic, or are full of what look like computer generated mandalas to color. I teach a 10 week class based on my book. It was during this class that I discovered The Mandala Guidebook: How to Draw, Paint and Color Expressive Mandala Art . While my

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Big Magic Elizabeth Gilbert

By on May 5, 2017   /   Book Reviews, Creativity   /   Leave a comment
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Big Magic Elizabeth Gilbert

I read Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert and wow, I am in love with this author. I’ve read 2 of her other books, “Eat, Pray, Love” and “The Signature of All Things.“ If you haven’t read “Eat, Pray, Love”, you’ve probably been living under a rock. It was wildly popular for years and an international best seller selling over 10 million copies (much to the author’s surprise, according to her).  “The Signature of All Things” is very different. It’s a historical novel depicting the history of horticulture, agricultural trade (mostly herbs and spices) and the story of a woman growing

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