Review: The Golden Keys - Harsha Rigney

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Review: The Golden Keys - Harsha Rigney -  June 2015

From local Tauranga author and astrologist comes a new age spirtiual guide called "The Golden Keys" . Over the last thirty years Harsha has been counselling and now all her knowledge has been put between the pages of The Golden Keys to help readers discover and even for some rediscover the love and enjoyment that has been missing in their lives. In her powerful and inspiring book , Harsha shares with readers the ability and root causes of our needs to give love and recieve it but also that when we have no love, that is when suffering can come about . The Golden Keys is written with powerful chapters to think about, reflect and let soak in alongside with little tidbits of wisdom, ancedotes and for those who love doing writing when they are reflecting , the book also includes some practical suggestions and excercises so that we readers can put into action what we have just read. One of my favourite things about the book that is separating each chapter is an amazing full-colour page of a spiritual new age mandala design which if you are like me, you will find not only so beautiful and stunning but also quite soothing and relaxing at the same time. 
If you are into discovering your spiritual New Age side and want to try something different in the field of self-improvement , then why not take a chance and purchase your copy of "The Golden Keys" by Harsha Rigney today.
Copies can be found along with more information on her website @ http://astrovision.co.nz/




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