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Find Hope Even in the Darkest Times with This Collection of Poems, Prayers, and Inspirational Quotes"Have Hope is an essential companion to turn despair into hope, and put belief into action toward creating a better future." -Becca Anderson, author of The Book of Awesome Women #1 New Release in Spiritual Meditations A life-affirming collection of 365 poems, prayers, and meditations that can support you through any trial and that you can carry with you wherever you go. Inspirational words to help you navigate life's challenges. Reverend Maggie Oman Shannon, M.A., spiritual leader of Unity Spiritual Center of San Francisco, is the author of nine previous books that explore cross-cultural forms of prayer and spiritual practice. Now, for those of us dealing with events such as the global pandemic and with personal battles of life comes her latest book, Have Hope. Daily affirmations for every need. Have Hope offers you daily affirmations and a hope-filled moment from history for each day. Now more than ever, we need inspirational words that can help create moments of peace. Through the everyday stress of your life, Have Hope is the perfect collection of prayers, meditations, and inspirational quotes that you can turn. In Have Hope, Reverend Maggie Oman Shannon provides: A collection of 365 daily affirmations for every occasion Wisdom from every era and every major faith tradition Ways to find hope through daily inspirational words and insightful meditations If you enjoyed books like Prayers for Calm, I Really Needed This Today, or This Just Speaks to Me, then you'll love Have Hope. Also, you will want to read and own Maggie Oman Shannon's Prayers for Healing.
Both to keep production costs down and to build excitement about the book among potential buyers, the author will promote this project in various venues and actively seek suggestions and contributions from other writers through the author's electronic-newsletter subscription list, mailing list, and other interested communities already in place. The author will also call for contributions on other websites and e-zine lists, as well as contact high-profile writers for possible contributions. (Many well-known authors, including Deepak Chopra, Caroline Myss, Rachel Remen, Alan Cohen, the late Marion Woodman and Angeles Arrien, and Larry Dossey contributed to the author's Prayers for Healing; these people and more will be invited to contribute to this volume as well.) This will serve two purposes: In addition to building prior knowledge of and excitement about the book, it also provides the author with more possible entries to include, saving permission costs. Additionally, it is reasonable to assume that those contributing to the book would be inclined to purchase multiple copies for distribution among their personal and/or professional circles. In addition, the author will launch a blog on hope in which to both solicit contributions to and interest in the book while still in the production stage. Social-media outlets will also be utilized in order to build excitement about and "ownership" in this collection. The author is committed to the success of this book and will proactively market it in order that it reach as wide an audience as possible. Arenas for its promotion include the workshops and retreats that the author facilitates (at such venues as Chautauqua Institution and the Institute for Health and Healing at California Pacific Medical Center), interfaith communities (the author is a graduate of One Spirit Interfaith Seminary, based in Manhattan) and Unity and other churches (the author is the Senior Minister of Unity Spiritual Center of San Francisco). The breadth of content that will be included in Have Hope, as well as its timeliness and relationship to current events, gives it a large number of promotional possibilities in the media. And, since it will be in the same popular format as the author's first book, Prayers for Healing-- which one reviewer called "beautiful and powerfully moving" and another reviewer called "perhaps the most powerful spiritual book I have ever read," with more than 40,000 copies sold to date-it lends itself to easy extrapolation for media mentions.
About the Author
Rev. Maggie Oman Shannon, M.A., is an ordained Unity minister, spiritual director, workshop and retreat facilitator, and author of nine books including works such as One God, Shared Hope and The Way We Pray. She is also editor of Prayers for Healing and coauthor of A String and a Prayer. In 2000, Oman Shannon founded The New Story, a coaching and consulting business focused on helping people create deeper meaning in their lives. Ordained as a Unity minister in 2014, she has had the honor of serving as the spiritual leader of Unity Spiritual Center of San Francisco since January 2010. Oman Shannon lives in San Francisco with her husband and daughter. Phil Cousineau is an award-winning writer and filmmaker, teacher and editor, lecturer, storyteller and TV host. With more than thirty-five books translated into more than ten languages and 15 scriptwriting credits to his name, Cousineau has also appeared alongside mentors Joseph Campbell and Huston Smith. He is co-writer and host of Global Spirit and has also appeared on CNN, The Discovery Channel, NFL Films, and more. He has been interviewed for stories in Time, Newsweek, and The New York Times. Currently, Cousineau lives with his family in North Beach in San Francisco, California. Learn more about his work at http://www.philcousineau.net.
Book Information
ISBN 9781642505993
Author Maggie Oman Shannon
Format Paperback
Page Count 184
Imprint Mango Media
Publisher Mango Media
Both to keep production costs down and to build excitement about the book among potential buyers, the author will promote this project in various venues and actively seek suggestions and contributions from other writers through the author's electronic-newsletter subscription list, mailing list, and other interested communities already in place. The author will also call for contributions on other websites and e-zine lists, as well as contact high-profile writers for possible contributions. (Many well-known authors, including Deepak Chopra, Caroline Myss, Rachel Remen, Alan Cohen, the late Marion Woodman and Angeles Arrien, and Larry Dossey contributed to the author's Prayers for Healing; these people and more will be invited to contribute to this volume as well.) This will serve two purposes: In addition to building prior knowledge of and excitement about the book, it also provides the author with more possible entries to include, saving permission costs. Additionally, it is reasonable to assume that those contributing to the book would be inclined to purchase multiple copies for distribution among their personal and/or professional circles. In addition, the author will launch a blog on hope in which to both solicit contributions to and interest in the book while still in the production stage. Social-media outlets will also be utilized in order to build excitement about and "ownership" in this collection. The author is committed to the success of this book and will proactively market it in order that it reach as wide an audience as possible. Arenas for its promotion include the workshops and retreats that the author facilitates (at such venues as Chautauqua Institution and the Institute for Health and Healing at California Pacific Medical Center), interfaith communities (the author is a graduate of One Spirit Interfaith Seminary, based in Manhattan) and Unity and other churches (the author is the Senior Minister of Unity Spiritual Center of San Francisco). The breadth of content that will be included in Have Hope, as well as its timeliness and relationship to current events, gives it a large number of promotional possibilities in the media. And, since it will be in the same popular format as the author's first book, Prayers for Healing-- which one reviewer called "beautiful and powerfully moving" and another reviewer called "perhaps the most powerful spiritual book I have ever read," with more than 40,000 copies sold to date-it lends itself to easy extrapolation for media mentions.
About the Author
Rev. Maggie Oman Shannon, M.A., is an ordained Unity minister, spiritual director, workshop and retreat facilitator, and author of nine books including works such as One God, Shared Hope and The Way We Pray. She is also editor of Prayers for Healing and coauthor of A String and a Prayer. In 2000, Oman Shannon founded The New Story, a coaching and consulting business focused on helping people create deeper meaning in their lives. Ordained as a Unity minister in 2014, she has had the honor of serving as the spiritual leader of Unity Spiritual Center of San Francisco since January 2010. Oman Shannon lives in San Francisco with her husband and daughter. Phil Cousineau is an award-winning writer and filmmaker, teacher and editor, lecturer, storyteller and TV host. With more than thirty-five books translated into more than ten languages and 15 scriptwriting credits to his name, Cousineau has also appeared alongside mentors Joseph Campbell and Huston Smith. He is co-writer and host of Global Spirit and has also appeared on CNN, The Discovery Channel, NFL Films, and more. He has been interviewed for stories in Time, Newsweek, and The New York Times. Currently, Cousineau lives with his family in North Beach in San Francisco, California. Learn more about his work at http://www.philcousineau.net.
Book Information
ISBN 9781642505993
Author Maggie Oman Shannon
Format Paperback
Page Count 184
Imprint Mango Media
Publisher Mango Media
