The 11 Intentions: Invoking the Sacred Feminine as a Pathway to Inner Peace

by Lynda Terry

In this book, author Lynda Terry, founder of Vessels of Peace, explores how the presence of the Sacred Feminine in your life can support your attainment of inner peace--how it is, in fact, an essential component of that attainment, especially now, at this stage of humanitys spiritual evolving.

You will learn that opening to the Sacred Feminine enables you to hold a state of peace more fully, to in essence become a vessel of peace--one who embodies the truth that lasting peace is created from within. And you will experience how invoking the feminine aspect of Divinity present in all hearts enables you to radiate the light of that peace in your day-to-day world. Format includes a series of intuitively inspired essays, plus contemplations, journaling questions, guided meditations, blessings, and practical suggestions for how to reap the promise of the intentions in everyday life.

192 pages, Paperback

First published January 24, 2006

About the author

Lynda Terry is a writer, meditation teacher, subtle activist and author of the book, "The 11 Intentions: Invoking the Sacred Feminine as a Pathway to Inner Peace." She also served as founder of Vessels of Peace, a spiritual service network for women. This network, which was active from 2002 to 2010, played a key role in the development of subtle activism practices - such as meditation, deep listening and sacred space holding – for use by in-person groups or circles and in virtual gatherings via teleconference or webcast formats.

Lynda's essay, “Becoming a Vessel of Peace,” is featured in the 2011 book, "Women, Spirituality and Transformative Leadership: Where Grace Meets Power."
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Lynda has recorded meditation CDs and conducted numerous workshops, classes and retreats on meditation, peacemaking, women's spirituality and other topics. She also spent 30 years in the communications field and as a consultant to non-profits and individuals who are in service to a peaceful world.

Reviews

[Lisa Hagan]

I continue to read and use Lynda's wonderful book on meditations. I have found it to be an invaluable source for guided meditation and deep inner work by using the sacred feminine power to reach down into the core of my soul being, to get in touch with my true authentic self.