Danielle Crouch > Recent Status Updates

“Our whole species seems to be headed for apocalyptic destruction—but are we sure that will happen? Can we absolutely know it will? Who would we be, what would we do, without that story?”

“Forgive yourself for violating your integrity when you didn’t know better. Let go of your mistakes. Remember and value everything you’ve done that accords with your sense of truth.”

“I’ve always loved you. I’ve always tried to help you. You are meant to be happy. Don’t ever forget me again.”

“You are infinitely worthy… You have always been enough. You will always be enough… You are lovable. You are loved.”

Something I do like, though, is her focus on the responses of the body in guiding you towards your true self.

So far, this book is just as gimmicky as the blurb on the back made me fear it would be. I find her absolute statements, such as once you’re in integrity you’ll be happier than you ever knew you could be, to be unrealistic in a way that is somewhat distracting me from the essence of what she’s saying (which I actually relate to). I’m intrigued by the premise, though, and I’m hoping to find some wisdom here.

“True consent is more difficult to give than you might think.”