Mar 25, 2020

Author shares parcels of herself, which evoke from readers a sense of responsibility to discover—and fulfill—their purpose.
Pittsburg, Mar 24, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - CA. -- Victoria Kingsfield releases Who Am I?, a contemplative guide to discovering our identity. It has a different and fresh attack compared to the array of self-help books that seemingly dictates readers what to do based on their subjective views. Instead, Victoria encourages--and reminds them every page of the book-- to come up with their own conclusions on how to grasp their individuality.
To leave a path for her readers to tread towards self-discovery, Victoria focuses on these seven focal points--energy, connecting, meditations, relationships, healthy diet, security, and purpose--and then leaves a blank page every end of a chapter for readers to scribble down their thoughts and feelings evoked from each segment.
"Kingsfield is modest regarding her accomplishments, but it is noteworthy that she has been practicing meditation for fifteen years. Her working as a volunteer for eleven of those years seems to indicate a correlation between her inner reception and outer giving. She has deftly prepared this short collection of ideas and ideals as a further means of sharing, keeping to her promise not to give advice but simply to point the way for others by showing the path she has chosen and the happiness it has given her. In her introduction, she is careful to invite readers to decide for themselves how to use her writings," says Barbara Bamberger Scott of The US Review of Books.
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