Something To Chew On: Reborn

by Ari Bouse

When we bow to the wisdom of the natural world, we bring a deeper knowledge of harmony and balance into our souls and waking lives. In this way, we get to know our souls on a deeper level. In Something to Chew On, author Ari Bouse offers a guide to help you develop a deeper spiritual connection to nature through guided monthly meditations. Designed to open your mind and heart to the power of animal friends that reveal themselves through

meaningful encounters, Bouse helps you breathe fresh air into your soul so you may then exhale the dead air of old ways that no longer serve you. Each monthly meditation is inspired by the consciousness of an animal-spirit guide to function as spiritual power for living in a new age and paradigm. Something to Chew On serves as a walking meditation that will help you align with nature as it unfolds during the spirit of the season to enable you to rekindle a sense of magic, mystery, and adventure in your life.

65 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 6, 2018

Reviews

[Jayvon Hardin · Rating 4 out of 5]

A refreshing concept to discard all your old and worn out ways of life and energy that you have been lugging around for years with no benefits and embrace the new energy and force. Interesting read on the go.

[Nylah Reed · Rating 5 out of 5]

A lot of people believe that it is the amalgamation of your inner and outer energy that needs to me in sync for you to attain fulfillment in life. This book provides a gateway into the method and techniques to change your old energy into new.

[Jamar Rivera · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book explores a different method of meditation which can help us to self-reflect and regulate our emotions effectively.

[Jayvion Lamb · Rating 4 out of 5]

This brief guide to meditation through spiritual animals can be a great gift for readers young and old. It teaches a completely new way of life.

[Rachel Huff · Rating 5 out of 5]

‘Something to Chew On’ is more than just a book. It is a guidance tool for those who are tired and disheartened with life as they know it and want to break out of its monotony.

[Alaina Morton · Rating 5 out of 5]

Phenomenal take of meditative processes through the lives and ways of spiritual animals as believed in the Chinese and Native American cultures.