Bless This House

I am beyond thrilled to announce that Bless This House: Creating Sacred Space Where You Live, Work & Travel is a 2018 Nautilus Awards Silver Medal Winner in the category of Non Fiction! For two decades, Nautilus Book Awards has recognized books that transcend barriers of culture, gender, race, and class, and promote conscious living & green values, spiritual growth, wellness & vitality, and positive social change.

I am deeply humbled to be in the luminous company of previous winners such as Desmond Tutu, Barbara Kingsolver, HRH The Prince of Wales, Deepak Chopra, Marianne Williamson and the Dalai Lama.

The awards program celebrates books that inspire and nurture positive change. With the motto, "Better Books or A Better World," Nautilus announces that "all the books selected as winners are potent seeds for the growth, coherence, and healing of our culture and world."

MORE ABOUT THE BOOK:

Your immediate surroundings are the psychic as well as physical spaces that you occupy in the world — they house not just your body but your energy, your thoughts, your demeanor, your spirit, your deeds, and your legacy. Shouldn't the energetic atmosphere within your walls support you emotionally and spiritually as well? A personalized blessing ceremony engenders an aura of hope and the possibility of positive new beginnings, creating a safe milieu conducive to regeneration. Times of celebration and transition — receiving dinner guests, hosting a family get-together, traveling to a new locale, moving offices or homes — also deserve to be sanctified. This book is your guide to creating a warm home and blessing your space for any occasion.

FROM THE BACK COVER: 

In this comprehensive guide to crafting your own spiritual intentions, rituals, and blessings, urban shaman Mama Donna draws upon a variety of world cultures to show how to transform your environment into a sanctified haven. Spiritual blessings of our surroundings can help enhance our daily lives, from processing emotions and releasing negative energy to setting the stage for our fondest dreams to come true.

The original crystal-packing mama.

— New York Press